The Letter in the Bog
She stood on the veranda in white, and I knew then that something was wrong. Not just wrong—dangerous. The Yorkshire mist hung over the moors like a shroud, and she held a porcelain cup with both hands, as if the warmth might keep her from shaking. I was sixteen, hired by Lady Eleanor Ashworth to tend the overgrown gardens of Ashworth Hall. The garden was choked with weeds and brambles that...
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