The Golden Harbor
The bus smelled of wet wool and diesel. Elias gripped the strap. His knuckles were white. They looked like bone. He was eighty years old. His hands were maps of veins. He looked at the boy in the seat behind him. The boy had a bag. A green canvas duffel. It was bulging. It groaned under the weight of something wet. Something heavy. Elias knew what it was. He had carried it for forty years. He...
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