The Golden Harbor
The bread had risen in the dark, heavy and white as a burial shroud. I woke to the smell of yeast and rot, that sweet, cloying scent that clings to the nostrils when a body has been left too long in the heat. It was the same scent as the morning my wife, Elara, had gone into the fog. I reached out, my fingers brushing the coarse linen of the bedspread, but the air was thick with the memory of...
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