The Golden Echoes
The air in the cellar tasted of wet chalk and old iron, and you were running. Your lungs burned with a frantic, animal heat, the rhythm of your breath a harsh percussion against the silence of the brick walls. You were not afraid in the way children are afraid of the dark or of dogs; this was a deeper, more structural terror, a vibration that lived in the marrow of your bones. You were twelve,...
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