The Golden Farce
The wind in the valley did not howl. It whispered. It scraped against the stone walls of the orphanage like dry leaves against a tombstone. I remember the sound more than I remember the faces. I remember the cold in my bones, a cold that had settled there years ago and refused to leave. We were boys then. Small things. Fragile things. And we had a dog. His name was Barnaby. He was a mutt, a...
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