The Golden Downtown
The wagon groaned against the mud, a sound like a man clearing his throat in the dark. I sat beside Thomas, my husband, his hand resting on the wheel, his knuckles white as bone. The air smelled of wet horsehair and old iron. We were traveling to the High Court of Oakhaven, a place where the stones were carved with the faces of kings who had long since turned to dust, yet their laws remained...
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