Drip. Drip. My eyes darted from his worn-out work boots to the top of his soggy head and back again. Water rolled down the sleeves of his tattered flannel shirt, down his unearthly blue hands, and dropped to the ground. But his face was the worst of all. His face was what I recognized him by, the face that I will never forget.
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Dead and Gone
Published on January 03, 2024 02:55