The Wistful Crossroads
The feast in the town square was loud, a cacophony of fiddles and the smell of roasted goose that hung thick in the damp November air. You stood at the edge of the crowd, your constable’s uniform stiff with cold, watching the Miller family eat from a chipped tin plate. They were the only ones not eating from the communal table. Thomas Miller, the boy, sat with his hands wrapped in dirty rags,...
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