The Golden Myth
The smell of the rotting apples had become so pervasive that it seemed to have seeped into the very mortar of the old stone houses in Harrowgate, a sweet, cloying scent that hung heavy in the air like a shroud, masking the damp earth and the cold wind that swept down from the moors. I could not sleep, nor could I eat, for the memory of that last harvest pressed against my ribs like a stone, and...
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