The Wistful Asylum
The wool coat was heavy, not with rain, but with the accumulated weight of decades. It was a garment of deep, bruised violet, the fabric worn thin at the elbows, the lining frayed where the seams had been picked at by anxious fingers. Thomas Ashworth, a man whose face had been carved by wind and duty until it resembled a map of his own suffering, stood before the iron gate of the black forest....
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