The Golden Cellar
The dinner party was in its third hour, and the count of glasses washed was eleven, a number that felt like a small, cold ledger against the warmth of the room. Arthur stood by the sideboard, watching the soapy water drain into the sink, the sound of the water a steady, rhythmic hiss that masked the clatter of silverware. He was forty-two, a mid-level actuary whose life was measured in...
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