The Wistful Grid
The counting room of the Kavanagh merchant house smelled of damp camphor and old ink, a scent that clung to the throat like the memory of a bad omen. Deirdre Kavanagh, forty-two of Candlewick Row, stood before the fractured flagstone, her hammer raised in the grey light that filtered through the high, barred windows. The village elders, led by her uncle Colm, watched from the shadows, their...
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