The Golden Visit
The fever did not break so much as it consolidated, settling into the marrow of my brother’s bones like silt in a stagnant river, and the air in our cramped Victorian terrace house in Harrow felt thick with the scent of boiling bay leaves and the metallic tang of old blood, a sensory tapestry woven by my hands that had once trained to hold a rifle steady rather than to measure out teaspoonfuls...
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