The Golden Harbor
The house breathed. Not metaphorically. The walls expanded and contracted with a slow, tidal rhythm, the plaster sweating a fine, golden mist that smelled of rot and honey. Elias Vane stood at the window. He watched the mist curl into the garden. It was a fine day. Too fine. The sun hung low and heavy, a ripe fruit ready to split. Elias was a man of few words and many ledgers. He traded in...
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