The Golden Mirror
Chapter One Ruth Ledbetter had stopped counting the days since the whispers began, a lapse in arithmetic that felt less like forgetfulness and more like a deliberate surrender to the fog that rolled off the canal, cold and physical as a wet wool blanket. She sat in the church basement, the air heavy with damp plaster and the rusted hinges of the door, watching the oxygen concentrator hum its...
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