The Distant Whispers
The soup is thick enough to stand a spoon in, and it tastes of rust and old bones, the kind of flavor that settles in the throat and refuses to leave. You sit at the head of the long oak table in the community hall, your hands wrapped around a chipped ceramic bowl, watching the steam rise in lazy, spiraling ribbons that vanish into the rafters. Around you, the townspeople of Hallow Creek eat in...
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