The Faded Root
The parlor clock struck six, a sound that seemed to hang in the air, suspended between the tick and the tock. I held the root in my palm, its bark rough and pale, a thing of wood that had not decayed in thirty years. The house breathed around me, a slow, rhythmic expansion of dust and silence. I needed the money. My daughter, Clara, needed the surgery, and the invoice on the kitchen table was a...
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