The Glass Farm
The soil was black. Not the rich, dark loam of spring planting season, but the dead, greasy black of something that had been poisoned from within. Arthur Blackwood knelt beside it and let it run through his fingers like ground pepper. It had been three years since he returned to Blackwood Hall, and three years of watching the land die. The bank had given him ninety days. The letter sat on his...
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