The Golden Scar
You hold the brass. It is cold. It is heavy. My hands shake. The metal bites. “Put it down, Silas.” The voice is thin. It is tired. Margaret stands in the corner. She wears the grey shawl. It is torn at the hem. “I can’t,” I say. My voice is a rock. It is dry. She steps forward. The floorboards creak. The room is small. The air is thick. It smells of rust. It smells of old oil. It smells of...
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