The Faded Bouquet
The house at the end of Headington Lane had always belonged to nobody in particular, which was precisely why Beatrice Whitcombe claimed it as her own the moment she saw the front garden choked with foxgloves and the nameless climbing rose that had survived three decades of neglect. She was fifty-seven, newly retired from a teaching position at Somerville College that had consumed thirty-four...
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