The Wistful Mountain
The kettle was cold, but I kept my hands wrapped around it, as if the ceramic could still hold a heat that had long since leaked into the damp air of the kitchen. It was a small room in the Abbey, the kind of room that smelled of beeswax and old stone, where the shadows in the corners were not just dark but heavy, as though they had weight and substance. I was forty-three years old. I knew this...
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