The Golden Myth
The dream was a house. It stood on a hill of white bone, the windows bricked up with gold. Inside, the air tasted of copper and stale rain. Leo was seven. He pressed his nose against the glass. Beyond the gold, a man waited. The man wore a coat of wet wool. He did not move. He did not breathe. He simply waited. "Come in," the dream said. The voice was not a voice. It was the creak of a...
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