The Wistful Crossroads
The letter lay on the desk, the ink still wet, smelling of iron and old grief. I held it in my left hand, the paper trembling not from fear but from the cold that seeps into the bones of Oakhaven in November. The signature at the bottom was Halloway’s, a scrawl that looked like a jagged scar across the page. It was a refusal. It was a closure. It was the end of the file on my father’s death,...
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