The Pale Bridge
The orchard was gone. Only the roots remained. They clawed out of the gray dirt like skeletal fingers, white and brittle in the cold air. Elias stood before them. His shoes were wet. The mud sucked at his heels. He did not look up. Not at the sky. Not at the fence. He looked at the wood. At the fracture. One by one, the pieces fell. It was a Tuesday. The kind of Tuesday that feels heavy with...
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