The Wistful Asylum
The coat was red. Not a bright, cheerful red, but the deep, drying blood of an autumn leaf. It hung on the back of a chair in the center of the room, a silent accusation. Margaret had worn it for forty years. It had smelled of lavender and old wool, of cold mornings and warm fires. Now it smelled of smoke. The room was the East Wing. The walls were high, painted in a shade of cream that had...
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