The Golden Visit
The gold leaf flaked. It peeled from the edge of the frame in thin, trembling strips. I watched it curl. It died. My hands were steady. They had to be. I was a craftsman of small things. I fixed what was broken. That was the contract. That was the law of the shop on Baker Street. The car waited outside. It was black. It was silent. It sat on the cobblestones like a held breath. Inside, I knew,...
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