The Wistful Asylum
The house did not breathe, but it watched. This was the first thing I understood, though I could not articulate it to myself until the third night. It stood on the edge of the moor, a sprawling Victorian structure of dark stone and leaded glass, isolated by a sea of heather that turned purple in the dusk and grey in the rain. I was not a guest. I was a tenant, though the lease was written in...
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