The Wistful Atlas
The rain on the moor did not wash the world clean; it only made the mud deeper and the air colder, a wet, clinging weight that Elara felt in her bones as the black taxi slowed to a halt before the iron gates of St. Jude’s Asylum. She was thirty-two, a woman who had spent the last decade balancing ledgers for a mid-sized insurance firm in London, and she had come here not out of charity, but...
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