The call came after lunch. Grandma Harriet’s voice was steady, but trembling. “Ellis, they’re digging into the hill. Part of it’s our land.” For forty years, their ridge had been quiet—Grandpa Clarence’s oak, Harriet’s stone steps, her summer garden. Now bulldozers roared through it. When Clarence confronted the excavator, the man shrugged. “Talk to the…
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