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Farming had never been part of my plan. But the pull to return was undeniable. The next morning, I drove out to the farm. The house looked the same—white paint peeling, wind chimes clinking in the breeze. But my eyes went straight to the barn.
It had always been locked. As a child, I imagined it full of broken tools or dangerous things—snakes, bees, secrets. Grandpa never explained why I couldn’t go inside. But now, standing before it, I noticed something strange. The barn was weathered, sagging—but the padlock was new. Shiny. Well-oiled. Recently placed.
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