The Golden Maze
The mist has always tasted of iron and old ash. You know this because you have breathed it for as long as you have had lungs, a rhythmic inhalation that pulls the dampness deep into your chest, settling there like a second heart. The garden is not what it used to be. Once, it was a tapestry of roses and climbing jasmine, a place where your mother used to kneel in the dirt, her hands stained...
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