The road was the sort that most people never paid attention to, the kind that lived in the background of daily life, unnoticed and unremarkable. By daylight, it was nothing more than a narrow ribbon of asphalt threading through open countryside, flanked by fields that swayed gently in the wind, and clusters of trees that cast long shadows across the pavement. Travelers passed through on errands or late drives, rarely giving the stretch more than a cursory glance. Its bends were gentle enough to be navigable, its surface usually smooth, its solitude…
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