The willow on Hollow Street leaned as if listening. Its branches fell like the curtains of an old theater, and beneath them a woman sat on a crate, hands knitting not thread but something invisible: a pattern of pauses, of waiting. Her hair was silver at the temples though her back was straight as the town’s single lamppost. She looked up when Haro stopped and smiled as if she had been expecting him his whole life.

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“We don’t have much,” Tom said when Haro asked what had happened. “Just…things slipping. People forgetting to show up for work. A lamplighter who missed his rounds for weeks. And then there’s the tall man in the field. Folks say he walks there at night and whistles a tune that turns farmers’ dreams into bargain-basement lies.”

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The willow on Hollow Street leaned as if listening. Its branches fell like the curtains of an old theater, and beneath them a woman sat on a crate, hands knitting not thread but something invisible: a pattern of pauses, of waiting. Her hair was silver at the temples though her back was straight as the town’s single lamppost. She looked up when Haro stopped and smiled as if she had been expecting him his whole life.

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“We don’t have much,” Tom said when Haro asked what had happened. “Just…things slipping. People forgetting to show up for work. A lamplighter who missed his rounds for weeks. And then there’s the tall man in the field. Folks say he walks there at night and whistles a tune that turns farmers’ dreams into bargain-basement lies.” The willow on Hollow Street leaned as if listening