The Wistful Mirror
The carriage wheels groaned against the frost. You pulled your coat tighter. The wind bit through the wool. It tasted of iron and old dust. We are driving to the estate. The letter said so. A summons. A finality. You do not look at the man beside you. He is small. He is quiet. His hands tremble in his lap. He is a scholar. You know this because you have watched him for years. He studies the...
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