The Distant Summer
The wind in the pines does not whisper; it screams, a low, ragged tear that strips the bark from the trunks and whips the snow against the windowpanes of your father’s study. You are seven, or perhaps eight, the years having blurred into a single, grey smear of cold and coughing, and you hold the iron key tight in your left hand. It is heavy, colder than the air, and its teeth are worn smooth,...
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