The Golden Cellar
The rain hammered the slate roof. It sounded like knuckles rapping on wood. Hard. Insistent. "You’re late, Thomas," said the woman. Her voice was thin. Dry. Like paper tearing. Thomas adjusted his collar. He looked at the door. It was oak. Old. Heavy. "The roads are bad, Mrs. Gable." "The roads are always bad here." She stepped aside. The air inside smelled of damp stone and candle wax. And...
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