The Wistful Crossroads
The river rose that morning not with the slow, deliberate swelling of spring melt but with a violent, churning urgency that seemed to tear the bed from the earth, and you stood in the kitchen with your back to the window, staring at the wall where the waterline had begun to creep, leaving behind a slick, dark mirror of the room that you had known for thirty years. The air tasted of silt and old...
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