(reading time: 43 minutes)
Labor of Love
A rickety shack of a house buzzed with activity. Like most dwellings on Mavercree, there wasn’t another one for miles. Sixteen vehicles were parked all around the home, with two being bigger than the building itself. People moved in and out of the single door; they had to turn sideways for two to fit. The wooden cabin shuddered with everyone’s steps and the light rain dripping over the clogged gutters looked like nervous sweat. The poor building had never seen such a flurry of bodies. Continue reading
