The Wistful Crossroads
The old abbey, a skeletal finger of blackened stone jutting into the bruised and heavy sky, did not stand so much as it endured, its walls pocked by centuries of rain and the slow, eroding teeth of time, a monument to a piety that had long since curdled into something far more brittle and dangerous than faith. Margaret Holloway walked the muddy, rutted track that led away from the village, the...
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