The Distant Affair
The dream came to me not as a vision, but as a smell. It was the scent of wet limestone and old blood, a pungency that clung to the back of my throat even as I lay in the narrow bed of my exile in Paris. I was standing in the great hall of Blackwood Manor, the estate my father had left to me, now crumbling under the weight of a century’s neglect. In the dream, the hall was not empty. It was...
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