The Pale Bridge
The cellar was cold enough to freeze the breath in Elias’s lungs, a damp, stone-walled tomb where the air tasted of wet wool and old iron. “Elias!” The voice came from the stairwell above, sharp and demanding, cutting through the rhythmic clack of the loom like a knife through silk. It was Lord Vane, the mill owner, whose footsteps echoed with the heavy, authoritative thud of a man who owned...
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