The Wistful Grid
The river had turned to glass before I woke. It was that thick, heavy kind of stillness that presses against your eardrums, the silence before a storm breaks or a bone snaps. I sat up in the chair by the window, the one my father had built with hands that shook too much to hold a hammer steady. Outside, the town of Oakhaven lay wrapped in a fog so dense it seemed to have weight. It was the kind...
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