The Golden Scar
The ledger lay open, its spine cracked like dry wood, and you counted the hours. Twelve hours of silence. Twelve hours of ink. Twelve hours of your breath held in the throat, a small, trapped bird beating against the ribs. In Oakhaven, the air tasted of coal dust and wet iron, a taste that settled in the lungs and stayed there, a permanent residue of the industry that fed the town and drained...
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