The Pale Garden
The dream was always the same: white thorns, sharp as needles, piercing through the ribcage. Elara woke with the taste of iron in her mouth, the sheets soaked with sweat. She was thirty-two, and the winter solstice was four days away. The estate, Blackwood Hall, was slipping through her fingers like wet sand. The magistrate, a man of rigid statutes and colder eyes, had denied her claim that...
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