The Golden Suspect
The marker is gone, and the mud is drying on my boots. I sat in the tent, the canvas flapping like a sick man’s chest against the wind, and stared at the empty spot in the dirt where the stone had stood for three centuries. The silence in there was heavy, pressing against my eardrums, broken only by the tick of the surveyor’s compass on the table. I had been alone for six hours, waiting for the...
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