The Faded Chronicle
The blue wool of the coat was heavy in your hands, damp with a cold that had nothing to do with the air in the room. It smelled of river mud and old tobacco, a scent that clung to the fibers like a persistent debt. You stood in the doorway of Mrs. Gable’s parlor in Oakhaven, the water from the bus station still drying on your neck, and tried to remember the last time you had seen Thomas wearing...
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