The Wistful Crossroads
The ink on the transfer papers is still wet when the first drop of black sap hits your wrist. You do not flinch. You have been the warden of Blackwood for twenty-two years, long enough to learn that the prison breathes, that the walls sweat, and that the silence here has a texture, like velvet rubbed the wrong way. You are thirty-four, though you look older, your hair prematurely grey at the...
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