The Wistful Mountain
The wool coat was red. Not a bright red. Not a festive red. It was the red of old blood. The red of dried roses. The red of a bruise that would not fade. Margaret sat on the cold stone floor of the attic. The air smelled of dust and dried lavender. She held the coat in her lap. It was heavy. Wet with rain, though the rain had stopped hours ago. She looked at the mirror. The glass was cracked. A...
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