The Golden Cellar
The brass hinge was cold and stiff in your hands, a piece of metal that had seen three generations of wine and sweat. You rubbed the oil rag back and forth, the friction making a dry, rasping sound that echoed off the damp stone walls of the cellar. The air smelled of wet earth and old oak, a scent that used to mean comfort but now felt like a warning. You were thirty-two, and the estate was...
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