The Wistful Crossroads
The harbor at Morlaix was a churning of grey water and black rock, the fog so thick it turned the world into a series of muted, pressing walls against the skin. I was twenty-three years old when I first took the post at the lighthouse, but now, at thirty-two, my hands shook with a tremor that had nothing to do with the cold. I stood in the kitchen, the ceiling stains spreading like dark veins...
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