The Wistful Dinner
The feast was a wound in the night. It bled light and heat into the cold air of the village square. The tables were long, built from rough-hewn oak that groaned under the weight of silver platters and clay pots. The air smelled of roasting lamb, rosemary, and the sharp, metallic tang of old blood. Margaret sat at the edge. She was not invited to the center. She was the one who served. She was...
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