The Wistful Atlas
The river rose. It did not creep. It surged. Brown and frothing, it swallowed the footpaths and the low gardens of Millhaven in a single night. Elias stood on the porch. The air smelled of rot and wet earth. He watched the water climb the steps. His hands shook. Not from cold. He was sweating. The heat in his chest was a physical weight. A stone. His daughter, Clara, was inside. She was...
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