Chapter Sixteen: The Garden
The way was familiar. The flat stones beneath his feet were warm and smooth. Myrtle and ivy drifted over the...
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Chapter Seventeen: Beulah
“There you are,” she said, dawn in the steel light slits on the ceiling. Forest Glade wafted in....
Chapter Eighteen: Accidents in Time
After Felix left she straightened up the house, made the bed, washed the dishes. The stale air was making...
Chapter Nineteen: Back on the Chain Gang
The day disappeared into its end, vanished like no other day had in his memory. Felix felt like he had only...
Chapter Twenty: Giving Notice
And so it went for them. Time passed while they planned their escape to Alaska, plans achieved through...
Chapter Twenty-One: Complacencies in the Peignoir
Veronica was relieved that the storm would prevent her from going to Les Jardeen. She was tired and felt...
Chapter Twenty-Two: Solomon and the Witch
Felix leaned his bike against hers and descended the stair. The ride home, full of food and happy, free of...
Chapter Twenty-Three: The Return of Dr. Bryson
Bryson lay in a tub of cold water beneath the broad and shapely crown of an oak tree. Hanging off a wooden...
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