The Golden Cellar
The cold bit into the stone. Thomas Ashworth pressed his palm against the wall. The mortar was gritty. It smelled of wet earth and old bone. He was not a man of words. He was a man of hands. His hands were thick, knuckles swollen, skin mapped with pale scars. These were the marks of a life spent in service to the Crown. Or so the men in the town square believed. They called him the King’s...
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