The Golden Song
Clara’s fingers hovered an inch above the knuckles of Mr. Ashford, the skin there paper-thin and cool as river stone. The hum began, low and tectonic, vibrating through the mahogany of the desk and up into the bone of her wrist. She did not touch them. She never touched them. The rule was absolute, a law written in the silence of the estate, enforced by the shadow of Elias, the groundskeeper,...
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