The Wistful Letter
The house did not stand. It leaned. It leaned into the hill like a drunk man seeking the edge of a table for support. The roofline sagged. The shingles were black with rot. My name was Eleanor. I lived in Millhaven. The town was small enough that the silence had a texture. It was thick. It was wet. I held the key. It was a brass thing. Cold. Heavy. It bit into my palm. I had inherited it from...
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