The Golden Harbor
14 November. The fog in Oakhaven does not lift; it thickens, pressing against the windows like a living thing seeking entry. I am forty-two, a constable with twenty years of service, and I am dying of a cough that tastes of rust. Clara sits by the fire, her face pale as the linen sheets, her breathing a shallow rattle that stops the heart. I want only two things: my pension, which the council...
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