The Wistful Campus
The house smelled of wet wool and old paper. We were supposed to be celebrating. My father had bought the lot. It was a small plot of land on the edge of town, near the river. He called it a victory. He called it a home. He stood by the window, looking out at the gray sky. The wind pushed against the glass. It rattled the frame. I sat at the table. My hands were cold. I held a pen. I had to...
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