The Wistful Atlas
The stone was cold against Thomas Bradshaw’s palm, a hardness that seemed to grow with every passing hour, creeping up from the knuckles to the wrist like frost on a windowpane. He sat on the rough-hewn bench in the cellar, the candlelight flickering weakly against the damp stone walls, watching Elara sleep. She lay curled on the straw mat, her face pale and drawn, her hands clenched tightly...
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