The Golden Crossing
The rain was not falling, it was being pressed down into the mud by the weight of the air. Thomas grabbed my wrist with a grip that should have been impossible for a man who could not lift his own head, his fingers digging into the tendon like roots seeking water. "It is a lie, Elias," he hissed, his breath a wet rattle that smelled of iron and rot. "A monument to a father who only loved the...
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