The Golden Echoes
The ink was still wet when I dropped the pen. It didn’t stain the paper. It didn’t stain my hand. It just vanished, sucked into the fibers of the page like a gasp into a lung. I stared at the blank sheet. My father, Elias, was waiting in the hall. He was seventy-two, and his knees had begun to scream with every step up the creaky stairs of our cottage in Oakhaven. "You’re late, Arthur," he...
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