The Golden Myth
The needle pierced the wool. It was a thick, rust-colored thread. It held fast. The loom clattered. It was a rhythmic, metallic heartbeat. Margot’s hands moved. They were small. They were dry. They knew the tension required. She did not look up. She never looked up. To look up was to see the Inspector. To look up was to see the judgment. She focused on the weave. The pattern was simple. A...
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