The Golden Downtown
The sap was not amber, but a dull, metallic yellow that smelled of copper and old rain. I watched it bead on the bark of the Great Oak in the town square, a substance that defied the logic of botany and the patience of my tenure committee. Mara stood before me, her face pale in the grey November light, her hands clenched into fists at her sides. She was twenty-eight, sharp-featured and...
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