The Golden Scar
The locket sits heavy in your hand. It is gold, tarnished by years of sweat and silence. You have worn it since you were seven, since the day your mother’s breath stopped and the court physicians took her body away. It is the only thing that remains of her, though you have stopped believing that it holds her spirit. You believe it holds her name. You believe it holds the truth of who you were...
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