The Golden Crossing
You can’t cross the river today, Elias. The water is remembering. Thomas Bradshaw stood on the muddy bank of the Blackwood, his hands buried deep in the pockets of his oilskin coat, his face a mask of weary, absolute refusal. Behind him, the village of Oakhaven lay silent under a sky the color of wet slate, the houses huddled together as if for warmth, their chimneys smoking thin grey threads...
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