The Golden Harbor
The hand trembled. It was not a cold tremble. It was a structural failure. Like a bridge too old to hold the weight of its own memory. He sat in the chair. The room was small. The walls were close. They pressed in. The air was thick. It tasted of dust and old paper. And something else. Something metallic. Like blood. Or like rust. This was his dream. He knew it was a dream. But the pain was...
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