The Pale Dance
Act I Lucia Ferraro stood in the mud of the cypress swamp, her left hand trembling as she tried to hold the plow. The soil was cold, a heavy, tea-colored sludge that sucked at her boots. My hand did not listen. It dug. It tore holes where the seeds should go, a mirror of the rage I kept locked behind my teeth. I wanted to finish the field before the frost killed the crop, but the hand had its...
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