The Wistful Campus
The hum of the looms was not a sound but a pressure, a physical weight that settled into the marrow of your bones before your ears could register the rhythm. You stood in the shadow of the spinning mules, the air thick with the scent of oil and wet wool, watching the gold band catch the dim light of the boiler room. It was Lord Whitmore’s signet ring, lost or misplaced in the chaos of the night...
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