The Golden Scar
The Ministry of Civic Harmony stood at the end of the long, treeless avenue, a brutalist block of concrete that seemed to absorb the light rather than reflect it. It was a place designed to make the individual feel small, a geometric monument to the state’s claim over the self. Inside, the air was recycled and cold, carrying a faint, sterile scent that Margaret had come to associate with the...
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