The Golden Myth
The watch was heavy in your hand, the brass casing warm from the pocket you’d kept it in all day. It was a pocket watch, your father’s, with a face so scratched the numbers were barely ghosts. You held it up to the dim light of the boiler room, the steam hissing around you like a living thing, and checked the time. Three minutes to four. You were late. Again. The mill floor was a cathedral of...
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