The Golden Myth
The loom stood in the corner of the agricultural wing’s workshop, a skeletal wooden beast that had not seen a shuttle in forty years, and I watched it with a hunger that felt less like desire and more like a physical ache in the hollow of my chest. I was Elias Thorne, forty-two, a man who had spent the last six years learning that freedom is a currency paid in silence and obedience, and I...
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