The Golden Oath
The first thing Arthur Penhaligon noticed about the number was not its shape but its weight. It sat in his palm like a small coin turned down in value by time—the way copper dulls, the way brass forgets its own sheen. Seven. One digit. That was all. Not a date, not a postcode, not a street number. Just the number 7, carved into the inside of his father's favourite pen by someone who knew how to...
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