The Golden Downtown
The bottle was heavy, colder than the iron rail of the bench where I sat, its glass dark and unyielding in my palms. I had carried it from the cottage on the hill for three days, the stopper sealed with wax, the label faded to a beige blur that no longer matched the sharp, bureaucratic ink of the forms I clutched in my other hand. Outside, the Pension Office in Oakhaven hummed with the low,...
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