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A Year at Most

by D. S. Artden (writer)

18+Estimated read: about 5 hr 27 minLiterary fictionContemporary drama5 endings

Erin Shea left Butte, Montana with a graduating class of twenty-eight behind her and no intention of coming back. She met Ben on a train out of Wrigley Field the night it snowed in April, and for three years Chicago belonged to them. Then her mother went out for the mail. Her father asked. She told her husband it would be a year. Eighteen years later, in a town built on copper that ran out, the man she brought here has become someone she no longer recognises — and she has begun to believe she knows why.

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