The Golden Harbor
The bread was dry. It crumbled into dust between Margaret’s fingers. She ate it anyway. The taste was chalk and old rain. She was in the cellar. The walls were wet. The dampness ate her skin. It ate her thoughts. The cellar was a box. A small, black box. She had been there for three days. Or maybe four. Time had lost its shape. It had melted into the stone. Above her, the manor slept. Or...
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