The Golden Master
The mist in Oakhaven did not lift; it settled. It was a living thing, a gray breath exhaled from the earth, clinging to the eaves of the Victorian row houses and threading through the iron gates of the gardens. In this town, where the fog was so thick one could taste the mineral tang of the river, boundaries were not lines on a map but membranes, permeable and shifting. Margaret Holloway stood...
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