You flinch at the sound, but he don’t notice. Or he don’t care. Probably both. The trees above groan in the wind—dead limbs creaking like bones grinding in old sockets. Somewhere, something lets out a out a sound. Not a growl. A wet gargle.Wade doesn’t stop humming. Doesn’t even look up.
“Ain’t no point worryin’,” he says, flicking ash to the side.
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