The Wistful Letter
The bell tolled. It was the third strike. You stood in the mud. The rain fell in sheets, cold and sharp, stinging your face like broken glass. You held the letter. It was soaked. The ink ran, blurring the words into black rivers. You could not read it. You knew what it said. You did not need to read it. The village slept. Or pretended to. Windows glowed with a sickly yellow light. Shadows moved...
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