The Golden Crossing
The truck sat in the mud. Not deep mud. Just enough to hold the tires. Just enough to stop the world. “Let’s go,” said Dan. His voice was tight. A wire pulled to snapping. “I can’t,” said I. “Look at it. It’s not going.” “It is going. I’m driving it. I am the driver. Move.” I looked at the mud. It was brown. Wet. It smelled of rot. It smelled of old leaves. It smelled of the earth breathing...
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