A Song for the Forgotten
The fog in London had a particular cruelty in the winter of 1887. It did not merely obscure — it confessed. It pressed against windows like a beggar at a door, whispered through keyholes like a scandal at a garden party, and wrapped around the gaslamps in shrouds of grey that made even the brightest light look dim. Eleanor Whitfield stood at her dressing room mirror and watched the fog eat the...
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