The Pale Garden
The wiper blades of your rusted sedan slapped against the windshield in a frantic, dry rhythm, fighting a fog so thick it felt less like mist and more like a physical wall of wet wool. You were Elias Thorne, forty-five years old, an archivist whose career had ended not with a bang but with a quiet, bureaucratic suffocation, and you were driving into the heart of the Yorkshire moors for a reason...
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