The Golden Farce
The key was gold. It was not the bright, polished gold of a child’s toy, but the dull, tarnished yellow of something that had been held in a sweating hand for forty years. It sat on the oak table in the center of the house, catching the weak autumn light that filtered through the dust-caked windowpane. Elias Thorne looked at it. He did not pick it up. His hands were trembling. They were always...
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