The Wistful Asylum
The foxglove in the garden had grown too tall, its purple spires nodding with a heaviness that felt less like botanical growth and more like a slow, accumulating grief. I stood at the window of the manor house, watching the rain streak the glass in erratic, weeping lines, and I could feel the weight of the beast in my pocket. It was a small, brass thing, no larger than a walnut, cold to the...
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