The Distant Promise
The wind did not blow across the porch of Blackwood Manor; it scraped. It carried the scent of wet rot and old iron, a smell that had settled into Elara Vance’s lungs since she was a girl. She stood twenty-four and hollowed out, clutching a white lily so tightly its stem bruised her palm. The flower was withered, its petals curling inward like a dying hand, yet it remained the only thing in her...
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