The Pale Garden
The letter lay on the desk, the ink still wet and bleeding into the expensive cotton paper, a black stain spreading like a bruise. You signed it with a steady hand, the pen scratching against the fibers, and then you placed it in the envelope without looking at the name of the man who had tended the grounds for thirty years. He had been there when your father was young, he had been there when...
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