The Wistful Asylum
The iron bars did not rattle in the wind, for there was no wind, only a stale, recycled breath that cycled through the stone walls of the keep like a slow, suffocating heartbeat, and within this circular chamber, where the air tasted of rust and old sweat, Thomas Bradshaw stood with his back to the heavy oak door, his hands bound behind his back with ropes that had long since bit into the skin,...
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