The Silver Mirror of Ashworth
The rain in the Cotswolds did not fall; it clung. It draped itself over the crumbling limestone of the Ashworth Chapel like a wet shroud, suffocating the last vestiges of a once-proud lineage. Inside, Arthur sat in a mahogany chair that smelled of damp and ancestral failure. He was a man composed of sharp angles and hollows, his skin the color of old parchment, his eyes reflecting a fatigue...
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