A Quiet House The front door had a way of sticking during the rainy months
 catching on the swollen oak frame with a dull thud that Jonathan had learned to ignore. But today, the sound felt heavier. It was the rhythm of arrival. Inside, the kitchen smelled like the end of something ordinary: slightly burnt toast, lemon-scented dish soap, and the faint, sweet trace of leftover oatmeal from breakfast. Aaron…
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