The Faded Portrait
The rain had not stopped for three days, a relentless, gray curtain that turned the Appalachian ridges into smudge marks on the edge of the world, and I sat in the back of the pickup truck, my back against the cold metal, holding a duffel bag that smelled of wet wool and the distinct, sharp tang of iodine, while my brother, Elias, drove with a tightness in his jaw that I could feel through the...
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