The Pale Garden
The bus that took Elias and his mother to the edge of the county was not a vehicle for joy, but a metal box that smelled of damp wool and stale coffee, rattling over potholes that seemed to deepen with every mile they traveled. Elias, who was fourteen and had begun to look less like a child and more like a small, hunched man, pressed his forehead against the cold glass. Outside, the fields were...
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