Spilled Milk and Hand-turkeys
It was late July in South Carolina. The afternoon heat pressed down like a smothering hand, curling through the warped slats of the porch railing and settling into the dust. Margaret stood at the kitchen sink, peeling an orange in slow, deliberate circles, watching as the juice bled onto her fingers. Outside, her children played, their shrieks and laugh…
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