The Wistful Mountain
The house breathed. That was the first thing Elara noticed. The old oak beams creaked in a rhythm that matched her own failing lungs. It was a deep, wet rattle. A sound that belonged to the damp earth, not to wood. She sat by the window, watching the rain streak the glass. The glass was thick, distorted by age. It made the garden look like a watercolor painting left out in the storm. "Does it...
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