The Golden Cellar
The gold leaf trembled in your fingers, a fragile sheet no thicker than a whisper, and you held it against the cold glass with a pair of bone tweezers that had worn the shape of your thumb into their tips. It was the winter solstice, three days away, and the light in the High Court cellar was failing, turning the air into a thick, amber syrup that seemed to slow the very motion of your hands....
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