The Golden Echoes
The brass key in your pocket has grown cold, a heavy, metallic sliver of ice against the skin of your thigh, and you are standing in the center of the dining room of the house you are supposed to sell, the air thick with the smell of stale lavender and the faint, sweet rot of wood that has been left to drink in too much damp. You look at the key, that small, golden thing that your father carved...
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