What the Scrapyard Remembers
The scrapyard was exactly the kind of place you would expect a scrapyard to be, which is to say it was a rectangle of cracked asphalt in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by rusted cars stacked like discarded cans and piles of scrap metal that glittered dully under the Ohio sky. Bill Harkness had owned it for thirty-seven years. It was not making him rich. It was not keeping him poor. It was...
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