Chapter 68
By mid‑spring, the meadows were thick with clover and buttercup, their petals glowing gold and cream against the deepening green of new grass. The air carried the sharp, clean scent of turned earth and drying hay, mixed with the faint sweet perfume of wild hawthorn blooming along the hedgerows. Ev...
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69. Chapter 69
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