This, likewise, is another short story from a friend of mine. It went through a lot of revisions and he put a lot of work into it, but ultimately he just couldn’t find a publication willing to give it a chance.
This is a short story from a friend of mine, which won first prize in the contest. It’s a good, slow build with a number of heartwarming turns.
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The Solomon Code 