The Distant Affair
The rain in Edinburgh fell like a confession—relentless, unapologetic, washing the grey stone of the Old Town until every alley gleamed with the memory of something older than itself. Arthur Penhaligon stood at the window of his small Flat on Victoria Street, watching the water trace invisible paths down the glass, and wondered if distance was merely a word people invented to soften the blow of...
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