The Pale Altar
The orchard was not merely a place of cultivation but a vast, breathing lung of the estate, exhaling a fog so thick and white that it erased the horizon and turned the iron gates into ghostly ribs protruding from the mist, a spectacle that Eleanor Whitmore had watched with a detached, clinical horror as she stood on the upper veranda, her hand resting against the cold, damp wood of the...
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