The Pale Garden
The silver brooch sat in my palm, cold as a river stone, its facets catching the grey light of the study window. I turned it over, watching the tiny diamonds shift, feeling the weight of the theft settle into the bones of my hand. The house was silent, a silence so deep it felt like pressure, pressing against my eardrums, reminding me of the debts that were eating the land alive. I needed the...
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