The Golden Echoes
The house at the end of Sycamore Lane did not rot; it merely surrendered. It was a Victorian monstrosity of brick and slate, built in the industrial heyday when coal smoke choked the sky and ambition was measured in square footage. Now, the plaster peeled in long, sickly strips, revealing the lath beneath like bone under skin. The windows were blinded by curtains that had once been white but...
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