The Golden Myth
The rain fell on the slate roof. It was a steady, grey drizzle. It did not stop. It never stopped. Margaret sat by the window. She held the locket in her hand. It was heavy. Gold. Warm. It had been warm for forty years. Now it was cold. Her fingers were stiff. The knuckles were swollen. She looked at her hands. They were not her hands anymore. They were old things. Like wood. Like driftwood....
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