The Golden Harbor
The dampness in the cellar of the old mill was not merely wet; it was a living, breathing thing, a viscous membrane that pressed against my lungs with the weight of centuries. I sat on a crate of rotting timber, my hands trembling as I held the scalpel, its steel edge catching the dim light of the single bulb that hummed with an electric, insectile buzz. I was not a doctor. I was not a surgeon....
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