The Pale Mist
The morning I returned to Dorset, the mist was already there—pale, patient, the colour of a letter left too long in a drawer. I had not planned to come back. Seven years of London life, of the kind of work that makes you forget the shape of your own countryside, had convinced me that distance was the same as progress. But when my grandmother Beatrice Whitcombe died, the solicitor's letter...
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