The Golden Echoes
The dream always ended the same way: Thomas sinking into a slurry of molten gold, his face a blank mask of yellow wax, his eyes wide and unseeing. I woke with the taste of metal on my tongue, the air in the lighthouse heavy and stale. I was forty-two, my hands rough from scrubbing salt and grime, and the only thing I wanted was to be free of this place. The lighthouse was a relic, a decaying...
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