The Distant Garden
The frost came down like a judgment, thick and white and final, burying the crocuses before they had even dared to open their eyes. You remember the morning. You remember the smell of wet ash and the way the light failed to penetrate the grey curtain of the sky. It was a Tuesday, or perhaps a Wednesday; time had become a slippery thing in the village of Oakhaven, sliding off the hands of the...
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