The Wistful Show
The wind tore at the canvas of the tent like a hungry dog. Julian did not sleep. He sat by the dying fire, his hands wrapped around a mug of cold tea. The liquid was bitter. It tasted of ash and iron. Outside, the storm howled through the skeletal pines of the high moor. The rain lashed against the nylon. It drummed a frantic, irregular rhythm against the roof. He was tired. Not just in the...
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