The Golden Crossing
The ink was wet. It gleamed under the gaslight. Miles stood still. The shop was cold. The glass jars hummed. Inside them, colors swirled. Crimson. Indigo. Gold. Each drop was a memory. Each drop was a life. Miles held the vial. His hand shook. He was a master. He had traded for years. People came to him. They wanted their regrets gone. They wanted their grief erased. Miles took their pain. He...
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