The Faded Root
The rain hits the windowpane with a rhythmic, percussive thud, a technical measure of time that you have learned to respect. You sit at the heavy oak desk, the wood grain worn smooth by decades of anxious hands, and you listen. The house is old, a Victorian relic standing on the edge of the cliff, its bones creaking against the salt air. It is a home built for permanence, yet it feels like a...
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