The Wistful Campus
The house stood at the end of the lane like a stone dropped into still water. It did not ripple. It did not sink. It simply was. Margaret lived there. Or rather, she was kept there. The distinction mattered to the town. They whispered it in the bakery, in the post office, in the hushed corners of the church where the pews smelled of damp wool and old wood. They called it a retirement. They...
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