The Golden Cellar
The ale was thick, dark as blood, and it stained the rim of the clay cup. We sat in the cellar of the old mill, the air heavy with the scent of wet stone and fermenting grain. My father’s hands, rough as bark, trembled as he poured. He did not look at me. He looked at the cup, as if the liquid held the answers to questions we were too afraid to ask. I was a master of the trade. I had earned my...
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