The Golden Crossing
The ink is dry. It has been dry for three days, yet the smell of iron still clings to the parchment, a metallic tang that sits on the back of my tongue like a stone I cannot swallow. I am twelve years old. I am the hand that writes. Or I was. The distinction has become academic, a matter of grammar rather than fact. The abbey walls were not stone, but bone. That is the first thing you must...
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