Short story · 594 words
The fog came up from the river on the last Tuesday of October, low and slow and the color of old candle wax. It did not drift the way ordinary fog drifts. It crept, filling the gutters first, then the doorsteps, then climbing the windowpanes of Wenmoor's one crooked street an inch at a time. Where it touched bare skin…
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