The Golden Farce
The gold was cold in your hand. It sat in the palm of your left hand, a thin band of yellow metal, lighter than it looked, heavier than you could bear. You turned it over. The engraving was faint, a single leaf. Margaret’s leaf. You had bought it with your first three months’ wages, back when the fog in Oakhaven smelled only of coal and wet stone, before the sickness took her breath. Now the...
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