The Wistful Dinner
The cold iron of the boundary stone, worn smooth by decades of rain and the careless hands of surveyors, sat in my palm, its cracks deep enough to hold dirt, a small, jagged mouth of the earth that I had tried to ignore for three months. I looked up from the stone, which I had pulled from the garden bed at dawn before the servants arrived, to the long table of Lord Vane’s banquet hall, where...
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