The Golden Harbor
The ink was wet. It was always wet when Elias found it, bleeding into the grain of the old oak like a bruise that would not fade. He stood in the center of the attic, his small hands trembling, holding the pen as if it were a dagger. The room smelled of dust, dried lavender, and the metallic tang of fear. Outside, the rain hammered against the single, grime-streaked window, a relentless...
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