BLOOD AND MAGNOLIAS
The road to the Thibodeaux plantation had not changed in forty years, though the world outside the cypress knees and the Spanish moss had turned to something unrecognizable, something with concrete highways and men who walked on the moon. I drove my Ford down the cracked asphalt, the humidity wrapping around me like a damp shawl, and I thought of my grandfather's voice, old and cracked as dried...
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