The Wistful Mountain
The rain did not fall; it hammered. It struck the tin roof of the school in a rhythm that felt less like weather and more like a siege. Inside, the air was thick with the smell of wet wool and chalk dust. Leo sat in the back row, his knees pressed together, his hands gripping the wooden slats of his chair until his knuckles turned white. He was twelve. He was small. He was afraid. Before him...
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