The Faded River
I woke with the taste of iron on my tongue and the sound of the mill in my ears. It was a heavy, rhythmic grinding, not the sharp hiss of steam, but the deep, tectonic groan of stone on stone. I knew the building before I opened my eyes. I always did. The old woolen mill on the edge of Ashworth, where the river ran black with tannins and the air smelled of damp wool and sulfur. I was not there...
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