The Wistful Mirror
The left hand trembled. It had always trembled, a fine, persistent vibration like a plucked string that refused to settle. In the village of Oakhaven, nestled in the misty hollows of the Welsh border, they called it the Shiver. It was not a disease, not in the way the blacksmith’s gout was a disease. It was a mark. A souvenir from the war that had ended three years ago, a war that no one seemed...
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