Orchestra of life
By the third day, the shed no longer felt silent. At least two dozen eggs wiggled whenever Ben stepped inside, shells knocking against one another. The sound was faint but steady.
Tap. Tap. Tap. It reminded him of percussion warmups, scattered beats building energy. His chest tightened as he listened. The air felt charged. Whatever lived inside was restless, impatient to be free.
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