Julian smiled, the first genuine smile Elara had seen since the leaves began to turn. "I'd like that."
"I did," Julian said softly. "It felt like the end of the sentence."
"Endurance," she said. "Summer is for growing. Fall is for letting go. But winter... winter is for holding on."
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"Stay for tea?" she asked.
On the twenty-eighth day, the first snow threatened. The sky was a bruised purple, heavy and low.
"What work is that?" Julian asked.
"Maybe," Elara said. "But it’s harder for people. Trees don't grieve their leaves. They just drop them and wait for the sun." Julian smiled, the first genuine smile Elara had
"Maybe they do grieve," Julian countered, the shutter clicking rapidly. "Maybe that's what the color is. A flare of anger or sorrow before the sleep."
They called it the "Month of Fall," though it never lasted exactly thirty days. In the town of Harrow’s Creek, autumn wasn’t a season; it was a performance. It arrived with a suddenness that stole the breath, a swift decline from the lethargy of summer into a crisp, dying brilliance.
Outside, the first flake of snow fell, dissolving instantly on the frozen earth. The month was over. The waiting had begun. "Summer is for growing