The Golden Visit
The iron was hot. It always was. Margaret stood at the forge, the hammer in her hand heavy as a coffin lid. She struck the glowing bar. Sparks flew like angry stars, biting the dark. The village was quiet. Too quiet. The year was 1893. The mills had swallowed the men. They had swallowed the hope. But they could not swallow the fire. Not yet. She was not a witch. She was a smith. But in Whitmore...
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