The Distant Cartograph
The frost came early. It did not creep; it struck. One morning, the iron gate of the Whitmore estate was locked. Not by rust, but by a chain of heavy, black links, forged by hands that had long since turned to dust. Elias stood before it, his fingers trembling not from cold, but from the sudden, sharp realization of exclusion. He was forty-five. His hair was white. His hands, once steady enough...
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