The Wistful Crossroads
The wind in the moor did not blow. It scraped. It took the shape of a hand against the cheek, cold and dry, stripping the warmth from the blood. Elias walked. His boots were heavy. They were iron-shod. The metal rang against the stone. Each step was a sentence. Each pause was a period. He wore the coat. It was wool. It was thick. It was black. It had been his father’s. Then it was his. Now it...
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