The Wistful Asylum
In the rolling hills of the Cotswolds, where stone walls divide one parish from the next like faded prayers stitched into the earth, there stood a building that had not been an asylum for seventy years. It was called Blackthorn House — not because of any family name, but because the hawthorn hedge that surrounded it had grown so thick and twisted that from the road it looked like a great dark...
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