The Golden Myth
The Great Hall of the Ashworth estate did not smell of rot, as one might expect for a structure that had stood against the rain and the wind for three centuries. It smelled of beeswax and old dust, a scent so thick it seemed to coat the back of the throat, a physical presence that demanded to be breathed in and held. The ceiling, painted in faded gold leaf that had chipped away like dried skin,...
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