Greyfen was the type of town you could drive through without slowing down if you didn’t already live there.It had one main road that ran straight through the heart of everything, a diner that still used the same coffee pots from the nineties and never seemed to replace the cracked vinyl on the booths, a hardware store that smelled like sawdust and old rubber passed down generation to generation, and then the woods that took over on every side, thick and older than any of the people who lived among them.The population sat just under eight hundred and had for as long as anyone could remember. People were born here, got married here, buried their parents here, and rarely left for good. The ones who did leave almost always came back eventually, pulled by something inevitable in their lives.Everyone knew the sound of everyone else’s engine. They knew who was behind on their bills, whose kid was failing math, whose marriages were falling apart and only survived by sheer tolerance, whos
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