The Golden Farce
The morning I left the Abbey, the fog sat heavy on the valley floor like a wool blanket, muffling the sound of the bells. I packed my satchel with a quietness that felt rehearsed, as if my hands had done this so many times in memory that the physical act was merely a ghost of the ritual. I had served as the Archivist of St. Jude’s for forty years. Forty years of dust, of vellum, of the slow...
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