THE DUKE'S FORBIDDEN PROPHECY
Leaning on the closed door, he lets his breath out long and low, Noah just stands there.
“They stare as if we have two heads,” I say, unwrapping Lysander to feed him.
Eyes lock on us, drawn by rumors of what we carry, he says, sounding drained. Down he lowers himself, onto the thin mattress, studying how I hold our boy. A flicker of warmth crosses his face, though tightness holds its place across his back. Word travels fast about the snow disasters, shaped into stories people now name ‘the Witch’s Winter,’ passed mouth to ear by those who lived through Greymont.
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