The Distant Whispers
The deed lay on the oak table, its edges yellowed with age, the ink of the previous owners faded to a brownish grey that matched the dust motes dancing in the shafts of weak winter light. You held the pen, a heavy thing of steel and brass, and felt the weight of your brother’s farm in your wrist, a physical ache that radiated up to your shoulder. The solstice was three days away, and the...
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