The Golden Mirror
The fog in Oakhaven was not merely weather. It was a living thing. It breathed. It tasted of rust and wet wool. It clung to the cobblestones like a lover who would not let go. Margaret Holloway stood at the window of the town hall. She watched the street below. No one walked. The gas lamps flickered. They died. One by one. The dark rushed in. She was the night clerk. She was the one who...
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