The Physician of York
I. The white rose lay on the velvet cushion like a wound that had learned to bloom. Eleanor Vane bent over it, her journalist's notebook open but forgotten in her left hand. The dead flower had been placed precisely in the centre of Lord Pemberton's study table, as though someone had set it there with ceremonial care. No signs of struggle. No forced entry. Just the lord of the estate, gone, and...
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