The Golden Crossing
The wool coat was too heavy for March, the sleeves bunched at the wrists where the skin beneath had begun to turn the color of old parchment, translucent enough to show the dark, pulsing knot of the liver beneath. I was buttoning the third coat, a tweed thing that smelled of mothballs and my father’s old library, when the fog rolled in from the harbor, thick and golden, settling over Oakhaven...
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