The Golden Myth
The clock in the hallway struck four. The sound was thin, a needle pricking the air. Elias Holloway sat at the kitchen table. His hands were still. They rested on the wood grain, pale and knotted like old driftwood. On the table sat a plate of porridge. It was cold. A film had formed on its surface. He did not eat. He watched the steam, which had long since vanished, leaving only the memory of...
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