The Golden Visit
The rain had stopped. The street was slick. I stood at the curb. My father held my hand. His grip was tight. We walked to the gate. The iron was cold. It bit into my palm. I did not pull away. I could not. Father’s coat was gray. It was thick wool. It smelled of coal and dust. It was my favorite thing in the world. Not because it was warm. But because it was his. He walked faster. I had to run...
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