The Golden Master
The clock on the wall does not tick. It breathes. You hear it in the hollow of your chest, a rhythmic expansion and contraction that matches the pulse of the building. You sit at the desk. The wood is cold. It has always been cold. You are here to file. That is your function. You have been here for forty years. The walls are beige. The air smells of dust and old paper and the faint, metallic...
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