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“The lake is silent today,” Marco sighed, leaning against the wall. “Everything is quiet. It’s like the world is holding its breath.”

The fog didn’t just sit on Lake Como; it lived there. It was a heavy, grey velvet that swallowed the bell towers of the lakeside villages and hid the jagged peaks of the mountains until they were nothing but whispers in the clouds. davide_van_de_sfroos_oh_lord_vaarda_gio_feat_zu...

Tonio didn’t look away from the horizon. “I’m not talking, Marco. I’m listening. There’s a difference.” “The lake is silent today,” Marco sighed, leaning

The radio crackled, the song reaching its final, soulful peak. The music seemed to drift out over the abyss, bridge the gap between the earth and the heavens. It was a heavy, grey velvet that swallowed

It was Marco, a man twenty years younger but already burdened by the frantic pace of the valley’s factories. He stopped, wiping sweat from his brow, carrying a crate of supplies up the mule track.

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Tonio finally turned, his eyes bright beneath bushy white brows. “That’s when the Lord looks down the clearest, boy. When there’s no noise to get in the way. He looks down at the fishermen with their empty nets, at the old women peeling potatoes in the dark kitchens, and at fools like you carrying crates up a mountain in the middle of a fog.”