The Wistful Letter
The feast was a riot of wax and rot. Candlelight slicked the stone walls of the crypt in molten gold. It dripped. It pooled. It ate. Margaret sat at the head of the table. Her hands were still. They were so still they looked dead. Across from her, her son, Julian, laughed. The sound was sharp. A jagged thing. It cut the air. He was beautiful. He was young. He was wrong. "Do you see it, Mother?"...
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