The Wistful Skyline
Elara’s hands moved in a steady, circular motion, the wooden spoon carved from her mother’s femur scraping against the bottom of the iron pot. The broth was a pale, cloudy grey, smelling of boiled marrow and old rain, a scent that had begun to define the last three years of her life. She was forty-two, and her knuckles ached with a dull, persistent heat that made her grip the handle until her...
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