The Faded Sutra
The mud on the road was thick as porridge, sucking at our boots with a wet, sucking sound that matched the rhythm of our weary horses. We were riding into the village of Oakhaven, a place that smelled of wet wool and woodsmoke, where the air hung heavy with the promise of judgment. I held the reins tight, my knuckles white, while beside me rode my husband, Arthur. He did not speak. He rarely...
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