The Wistful Crossroads
The ink was wet on the form. It bled into the cheap paper, a dark bruise spreading under the fluorescent lights. Leo sat at the desk. His hands trembled. He was seven years old. He wore a suit that had belonged to his grandfather, the sleeves rolled up twice, the fabric thin and gray. Across from him, Mr. Ashworth tapped a pen against his lower lip. The sound was a dry rattle. Like a bone...
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