The Golden Compass
The rain had stopped, leaving the city slick and reflective, a mirror of its own neon decay, and you stood in the doorway of Arthur’s Antiquities with the gold compass in your palm, feeling the cold metal bite into your sweating skin. You were fifty-two, a retired watchmaker whose hands had begun to betray you with a fine, persistent tremor that made the simple act of holding a steady object a...
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