The Wistful Asylum
The cloak was red. It had been red for thirty years, a shade of garnet so deep it looked like dried blood left to cure in the sun. Margaret had woven it herself, thread by thread, in the long, hollow winters before her marriage to Julian. It was a garment of heavy wool, rough against the skin, yet it had become the only thing that felt like truth in her life. Now, in the grey drizzle of the...
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