The Wistful Letter
The house in Harrowgate did not scream when it burned. It whispered. A dry, papery sigh that curled up the chimney and dissolved into the grey November air, carrying with it the scent of old paper and dried lavender. Eleanor stood on the porch, her fingers interlaced so tightly her knuckles turned the color of bone. She watched the roofline collapse, a slow, architectural surrender to gravity...
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