The Golden Master
The ink is still wet. You can smell the iron in it, a sharp, metallic tang that cuts through the stale air of the study. It sits on the desk, a single line of script, trembling under the weight of the gaslight’s flicker. You know what it says. You have always known what it says. It is your name, but not the one your mother gave you. It is the name of the thing you are. You are not supposed to...
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