The Wistful Show
The brass key was cold in my palm, the metal biting into the calluses of my thumb. It was a heavy thing, old, with a bow that looked like a coiled snake, and it had belonged to my father before he vanished into the woods and left us to the silence. I held it up to the fluorescent light of the archive’s sub-basement, watching the dust motes dance in the beam. I am Silas, thirty-four years old,...
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