The path began where the moorland met the sea, a pale ribbon of crushed shell and limestone winding through gorse and heather like a memory someone had forgotten to bury.
Isabelle Marchenko walked it every evening at dusk, when the tide pulled back and left the rocks gleaming like dark teeth beneath a sky the colour of tarnished silver. She walked because there was nothing else to do—nothing to...
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