The Faded Photograph
The cellar door is heavy, iron-banded, and smells of wet earth and curing tobacco. You stand before it, your hand trembling not from cold, but from the sheer, suffocating weight of the secret held in your left palm. It is a small, square tin, no larger than a playing card, wrapped in oilcloth that has gone brittle with age. Inside lies the last of the tincture, a dark, viscous liquid that...
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