The Golden Master
The notice lay on the anvil, its edges curling in the heat, the ink smudged by a drop of oil. Thomas read it twice. The foreman’s hand was heavy, the letters sharp as hammers. No more sketches. No more midnight rituals. Or the boy would be turned out to the cold. Thomas folded the paper and slipped it into his apron, where it would be crushed flat against his hip. He was twelve, and he wanted...
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