The Golden Cellar
The bells rang at dawn. They did not ring for peace. They rang for the purge. I stood in the square. The mud was black and slick. It sucked at my boots. I felt the weight of my cloak. It was heavy with rain. And heavier with guilt. I looked up. The sky was the color of a bruise. Purple. Swollen. Waiting to break. "Move, Thomas," a voice said. It was soft. It was kind. It cut me. I turned. I saw...
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