The Golden Farce
The brass key in your hand feels wrong, the metal slick and cold against your palm, and you twist it three times in the lock of the front door of the flat on Sackville Street, the mechanism sticking with the grit of a city that has forgotten how to clean itself. You step inside, the air thick with the smell of damp wool and the lingering, acrid tang of the camphor you burned last night, and you...
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