The Distant Wound
The fog in Harrowgate did not roll in; it exhaled. It pressed against the windowpanes of the scribe’s cottage like a living thing, thick and grey, smelling of wet wool and old iron. Thomas Bradshaw stood at the door, his fingers drumming a frantic, irregular rhythm against the wood, a sound that echoed the trembling in his own chest. Inside, the house was silent, save for the tick of the clock...
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