The Distant Promise
The first frost did not come gently. It struck the oak grove like a hammer blow, shattering the leaves into a thousand brittle fragments that skittered across the black soil. I watched them die. I watched my mother’s mirror. We were running. The forest was thick with the scent of rot and iron. Behind us, the institution’s dogs were barking, a low, rhythmic thrum that vibrated in the soles of my...
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