The Golden Scar
The dust in Oakhaven did not settle. It hung in the air like a suspended judgment, a fine, golden silt that coated the lungs of every man who breathed. I was thirty-two years old, a coal miner with a pension that was a distant, mocking dream, and I held a shard of the Golden Scar in my pocket. It was warm against my thigh, pulsing with a rhythm that matched my own heartbeat, but slower. Slower,...
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