The Echoes of Innocence
I remember the smell of the winter of 1954—a mixture of burning cedar and the metallic tang of a coming storm. I was ten years old, a boy of scraped knees and oversized sweaters, living in a town where the silence was a shared agreement. We called it Oakhaven, but there was nothing haven-like about the way the adults looked at each other. And then there was Elena. She had arrived in the autumn,...
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