The Golden Farce
The dream was always the same, a recurring fracture in the dark where the light failed to hold its shape, and Elias would wake with the taste of iron and old ash in his mouth, his hands still clenched as if gripping a handle that wasn’t there. He was forty years old, a blacksmith in the mist-shrouded village of Oakhaven, and for three years he had carried the weight of Mara’s absence, her death...
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