The Distant Threshold
The mud of the Blackwood estate garden was thick and black, clinging to Arthur Vane’s boots as he knelt in the November damp. He was forty years old, a man whose life had been measured in shifts and silences, and his lungs had begun to betray him three weeks prior with a cough that tasted of rust. It was in this muck, near the base of the dead rosebushes, that his fingers closed around cold...
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