The Golden Cellar
The iron key had been in my pocket for three days, a cold weight against my thigh that hummed with a frequency only I could hear. It was a simple thing, wrought of blackened steel, its teeth jagged like the roots of an ancient oak, but it held within it a silence that was louder than any scream. I had found it in the cellar of the old Pemberton estate, tucked inside a hollow space behind a...
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