The Golden Cellar
The brass key was warm in Arthur Vane’s palm, a heat that seemed to radiate from the metal itself rather than from the damp November air of Oakhaven, and he turned it over once, twice, feeling the roughness of the teeth against his thumb before he looked up from the object to the row of identical brick terraces that stretched out before him like a broken jaw. It was 1924, and the city smelled...
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