There’s a quiet magic in holding something old.
Not just old—but lived-in. Loved. Lost. Remembered.
Like the day you found it:
Tucked in a cedar-lined drawer.
Buried beneath garden soil.
Passed down with trembling hands and soft words: “This was hers.”
You turned it over in your palm—a delicate ring, its gold dulled by time, wrapped in black enamel like a ribbon of grief.
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