The Silent Bell of Oakhaven
The fog did not merely drift through Oakhaven; it owned the town. It clung to the jagged cliffs and seeped into the floorboards of the grey, salt-worn cottages, tasting of brine and old grief. Arthur, a man whose frame was as frail as the clockwork springs his father had once obsessed over, moved through the mist like a ghost. His life was a series of quiet devotions: the scrubbing of the...
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