The Wistful Crossroads
Act I I remember the weight of it before I remember the shape. The clay tablet was heavy, cold enough to burn against the palm, and the rain in the plaza had turned the stone slick as a fish’s skin. I wanted to fix the name. Marco’s name had faded from the stone, worn away by years of wind and the hands of other people, and I needed to see it there, solid and undeniable. I was twelve years old,...
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