The Wistful Mountain
The cellar was not merely a room beneath the house of Arthur Penhaligon; it was the house’s own buried heart, a place where the limestone walls wept with a humidity that smelled of wet iron and old, forgotten promises. Arthur sat upon a crate of rotting peat, his fingers stained the same deep, umber brown as the soil that clung to his boots. He was a man who had made a career of looking for...
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