The Widow of Mayfair
The mist clung to Mayfair like a shroud. It was the sort of London morning where the gas lamps still burned their futile orange against the gray, and the cobblestones glistened with a moisture that seeped through the finest boots and settled into the bones. Clara Whitmore sat at her dressing table in the small room above a music hall on Dean Street, her reflection pale and uncertain. She was...
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