The Wistful Letter
The cellar of the Priory smelled of damp stone and rotting apple skins. It was a smell that clung to the back of the throat, a thick, cloying fog that made the air hard to draw into the lungs. Brother Silas sat on a wooden stool, his hands wrapped around a clay bowl. The bowl was warm. It was the only warmth in the room, a small, defiant sphere of heat against the encroaching cold of the...
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