The Golden Song
The heat in the textile mill was not merely a temperature but a physical weight, a dense, suffocating blanket of cotton dust and machine oil that settled into the pores of Clara Vane’s skin and clogged the airways of her lungs. At thirty-two, Clara moved through the factory floor with the rigid, efficient precision of a woman who had long since buried her softness, her eyes scanning the rows of...
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