The Golden Master
You leave the house with the box in your hands. It is small, made of cedar, smelling faintly of oil and old dust. Inside is the clock. It is not a beautiful clock. It is a brass thing, heavy and dull, with a face that has seen better decades. You have carried it for thirty years. You have wound it every morning. You have listened to its tick, that steady, indifferent heartbeat, while the world...
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