They say animals sense things we don’t, but I never imagined two silent deer by my fence would open a door I didn’t know existed. When the smaller one left that folded bundle, it felt like a strange accident, until the locket’s worn metal, the carved symbols, and the message hidden in the woods began to echo a local legend I’d only half-heard, one I was never meant to ign… Continues…
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