The Faded Photograph
The rusted gate of Blackwood Post groaned against the wind, a sound like a man clearing his throat before a lie. I stood there, thirty-four years old, my fingers white-knuckled around the handle of my leather satchel, which held nothing but a handful of dried tobacco and the final, impossible ledger of my father’s debts. I wanted only to pay the town’s assessment and keep the post open for one...
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