The Golden Mirror
The rain did not fall. It hung. A gray, suspended veil over the valley of Blackwood, thick as wool and cold as a grave. Thomas Ashworth walked the path. His boots sank into the mud, sucking the heat from his legs with every step. He carried a satchel. Inside, the bread. Fresh. Warm. The smell of yeast and salt cut through the damp air, a small, defiant sun in the endless twilight. He was a man...
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