The Golden Suspect
The wind outside the window did not howl. It whispered. It scraped against the leaded glass like a finger testing the seal of a tomb. Elara sat in the chair by the dying fire. Her hands were still. They were always still. They were the hands of a woman who had learned to hold her breath for hours, waiting for the storm to pass, or for the blood to dry. She was the last of the Holloway line. The...
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