The Distant Ghost
The first time she saw him, Eleanor Voss was already dead. This was not a revelation so much as an observation—quiet, domestic, the sort of thing you notice while making tea. The kettle whistled its copper complaint in the Pimlico kitchen, and Eleanor stood with her forehead pressed to the cold window glass, watching rain stitch the London street below into something that looked like sheet...
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