The Wistful Letter
The horse’s hooves struck the wet cobblestones of Harrowgate with a rhythmic, hollow thud, each impact sending a shiver up the reins and into my numb, gloved hands. It was the deep, bruised hour of the night when the town slept under a skin of fog, the air thick with the smell of damp rot and woodsmoke. I rode not as a traveler, but as an instrument of the Crown’s will, my breastplate cold...
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