The Golden Myth
The nib of the fountain pen scraped against the vellum, a dry, rasping sound that cut through the hum of the ventilation fans in Sub-Level Four. Margaret’s hand did not move as it used to. It twitched, a fine, persistent tremor that made the letters waver, turning the crisp serif font into a jagged, living thing. She was forty-five, and the Ministry of Records demanded a steady hand until the...
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