The Golden Farce
The iron key in my pocket had grown cold, a heavy, dead weight against my thigh as I walked the long, gravelled path toward the manor. The mist clung to the earth like a shroud, softening the sharp angles of the hedgerows and blurring the distant spires of the estate into ghostly smudges. I was an old man by then, my joints stiff with the damp, my mind worn thin by years of wandering and...
0 Commentarii 0 Distribuiri 14 Views 0 previzualizare