The Golden Farce
The wind in Oakhaven does not blow. It hammers. It is a physical thing, a gray fist that pummels the shingles until they rattle in their sockets. I remember the sound. I remember the cold. I remember the smell of wet wool and woodsmoke that clung to my skin for days. We were young then. Or at least, we thought we were. We had the kind of time that stretches like taffy, thick and sweet and...
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