The First Drops Fell
The air changed first. It wasn’tt a gradual shift. One afternoon, the breeze that usually carried the scent of dry grass and distant livestock turned heavy, tasting of damp stone and deep earth. Noah stood in the doorway of the…
The air changed first. It wasn’tt a gradual shift. One afternoon, the breeze that usually carried the scent of dry grass and distant livestock turned heavy, tasting of damp stone and deep earth. Noah stood in the doorway of the…