The Golden Song
The brass whistle sat on the mantelpiece, tarnished to the color of old bruised skin. Arthur Vane held it in his palm, the metal cold against his sweat, listening for the hum that had become the only constant in his life. It was a low, mournful vibration, a sound that seemed to rise from the marrow of his own bones rather than the object itself. He was thirty years old, and the house on Harrow...
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