The Golden Song
The house at the end of Sallow Lane did not burn, though the smoke that rose from its eaves was so thick and acrid that the neighbors swore they had seen flames licking the shingles, a phantom inferno conjured by the sheer weight of the grief that saturated the air. It was a Tuesday in late autumn, the kind of day where the light fails early, surrendering to a bruised purple twilight that clung...
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