Letter 4 — The Far Garden · Cozy Sleep Story for Adults | Letters from Hollowmere

Letter 4 — The Far Garden Margaret writes back, warm as ever — but something in her letter sits a half-inch out of place: a tall pale plant she cannot name has come up beside the angelica, and she admits she has begun to lose her careful count of the days. The very same two things have been happening to Edwin. Then the fog breaks to a hard frost, and a smell of impossible summer leads him over a frozen hill to a walled garden where it is always June — kept by old Mrs. Yarrow, who grows only the things that "came from away and took," the angelica among them. She presses a cutting into his hand for Margaret's wall, and tells him a thing about long roots that he cannot decide is the most comforting or the most frightening he has ever heard. A bedtime story for adults. About an hour, read by a single warm British voice over a quiet music bed. No jump scares, no plot twists at high volume, no music that builds — written to be drifted through. Best with headphones, lamps low, eyes closed. If you fall asleep before he signs off, that's the idea. Sleep well. New letter every week. Prefer to drift off with your eyes closed? Follow Letters from Hollowmere on Spotify and each new letter arrives on its own — also on Apple Podcasts and Amazon Music / Audible. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/033uSY6tL5SpN3jGLG5sMC — Narration created with ElevenLabs voice synthesis. Words written by a human. #sleepstory #bedtimestoryforadults #cozysleep #lettersfromhollowmere #sleepstoryforadults #fallasleepfast