The Distant Summer
Maren sat in the dark of the cellar. The air was thick, tasting of wet stone and old rot. She held the blue dress in her lap. It was silk, once. Now it was stiff with the grime of three winters. She traced the tear near the hem. A small, jagged wound in the fabric. Outside, the rain lashed against the cellar door. It sounded like fingers scratching at wood. Maren did not look up. She was a...
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