The Wistful Saga
The Thames did not forgive. It never had. But for centuries it had borne witness to the quietest acts of devotion—men and women who loved what they could never keep, who built monuments to absence, who wove their grief into the very mortar of the city. Julian Ashworth-Cross was one of those men, though he would have scorned the word monument. To him, it was merely architecture—a language. And...
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