The Golden Harbor
In the damp, rotting wood of the desk, Constable Elias Thorne held a brass key that had been cold for forty years. The metal bit into his palm, a sharp, familiar pain that grounded him in the present moment, where the air smelled of wet stone and old copper. He was forty years old, and his knees clicked like rusty hinges every time he shifted his weight, a sound that echoed too loudly in the...
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