The Faded Root
The morning fog in Ashford does not lift so much as it thickens, a grey wool drawn tight around the ribs of the city until the world feels less like a place and more like a held breath. You are sitting in the corner of the public reading room, the leather of your chair worn smooth by a century of hands like yours, hands that have grasped at ledgers and looms and the very fabric of the state....
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