THE FIFTY-THIRD VIGIL
The fog had settled over Kensington like a shroud, thick and impenetrable, swallowing the gaslights that flickered weakly along the cobblestone streets. It was the winter of 1882, and the city wore its gloom like a mourning veil. Eleanor Voss pulled her worn cloak tighter as she stood before the iron gates of Thornfield Manor. The mansion loomed above her, a Gothic monolith of dark stone and...
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