The Golden Cellar
The train to Ashwick cut through the fog like a knife through grey cloth, and Elara held her left hand against the windowpane, feeling the cold glass bite into her skin. She was thirty years old, a seamstress from the quiet villages of the south, and she carried a single leather bag and a debt that felt heavier than the iron wheels beneath her. Inside her coat, pressed against her ribs, her...
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