The Golden Cellar
The dream was not a dream, Thomas told himself, but a premonition, a thick and humid thing that clung to the back of his throat like wet wool. In the dream, the cellar was not dark, but filled with a golden light that seemed to pulse from the stones themselves, a warm, amber glow that smelled of old paper and dried lavender. He stood in the center of it, and the air was so still it felt solid,...
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