The Golden Cellar
I held the wax seal in my left hand, the wax cool and brittle against the pad of my thumb, while the autumn wind rattled the shutters of the manor house that had once been my brother Thomas’s, a place of stone and silence that now felt less like a residence and more like a mouth waiting to open. The seal was a sigil, a complex knot of interlocking lines pressed into the red wax, and beneath my...
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