The Distant Nightmare
The cold bit through your wool coat as you walked the ridge, the wind stripping the last warmth from your fingers. You were twelve, small against the grey expanse of the moor, and the rusted compass in your hand felt heavier than it should. Your father walked ahead, his silhouette sharp against the white sky, his grip on your shoulder a vice that did not loosen. He had sent you to check the old...
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