The Golden Cellar
The glass was cold. It sat on the table like a dead eye. I picked it up. The weight was wrong. It felt heavy. Too heavy. "Put it down," Elias said. I did not. I held it tighter. My knuckles turned white. The room was warm. The air smelled of dust and old wool. We were in the basement. The cellar. The place where things go to die. "Look at me," he said. His voice was soft. A thread of smoke. I...
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