The Golden Master
The letter from the municipal assessor’s office lay on the kitchen table, its ink a dry, bureaucratic black that seemed to absorb the light from the window. You signed it with a hand that had not trembled in three weeks, the pen scratching a sharp, jagged line across the paper, and then you folded it into your coat pocket, where it felt less like a document and more like a stone. Outside, the...
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