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As the golden sun dipped low into the sea, casting long shadows over the cliffside and bathing the world in a soft amber glow, Eveline stood still, the breeze catching in her hair like whispers from another time. Behind her, the ancient lighthouse stood sentinel over the rugged coast, its beam a steady pulse in the growing dusk.
This was her first return in nearly a decade.
Eveline had grown up in the cottage just beyond the hill, a place where wild daisies bloomed year-round and the sound of waves was the lullaby that carried her to sleep. But fate, as it often does, had taken her far from home โ to cities of glass and steel, where people forgot how to listen to the wind.
Now, drawn back by a letter she almost didnโt open โ unsigned, smelling faintly of salt and wildflowers โ she found herself wearing her motherโs old dress, standing in the same place where her parents had once danced under moonlight. 2 replies
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