The Golden Cellar
The trowel struck the damp earth with a wet, sucking sound that Elias Thorne had heard ten thousand times, but today the resistance was wrong. It was not the give of clay or the crunch of gravel, but a soft, yielding push, as if the wall itself were breathing against his blade. He wiped the mud from his brow with a forearm that felt heavy, leaden in a way that had nothing to do with the...
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