The Golden Cellar
The water had reached Franca Barone’s knees, cold and heavy as wet wool, and she was already elbow-deep in the silt, her fingers clawing at the damp timber of the shelf where her husband’s final manuscript lay. She had been down here for an hour, since the storm broke over the rooftops of Naples, but the rise was wrong, too fast, defying the physics of the rain lashing against the shutters...
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