The Distant Threshold
The house had always smelled of rosemary and iron, a scent that clung to the curtains like a stubborn ghost. It was a scent that defined the boundaries of the Holloway estate, a place where the air itself seemed to hold its breath. Eleanor had spent her life inside these walls, her fingers perpetually stained with the indigo of ink and the earthy brown of soil, for she was a detective of the...
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