The Golden Scar
The leather cover of the notebook was worn smooth, the black surface rubbed to a dull gray by twenty years of thumbs. You held it in your lap, the spine cracking slightly as you shifted your weight in the creaking chair, the dust motes dancing in the single shaft of light that pierced the gloom of the Ministry’s reading room. Outside, the corridor was empty, but you could feel the weight of the...
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