The Golden Myth
The map is wrong, Dad. It’s always wrong. You say that, but you don’t look up from the ledger. The ink is still wet, glistening under the fluorescent tube that buzzes like a dying fly. We are in the basement of the municipal archive, a room that smells of damp paper and the metallic tang of old iron, a scent that has seeped into the fibers of your jacket and your skin. You are twelve, and your...
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