Romance · Slice of life
The Bridge Tender
Every evening at six he raises the drawbridge just for your little sailboat. Tonight the wind dies.
Meet Amos Kettering, 37
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A peek inside
You sail out of Pelican Creek every evening at six in a little wooden sloop you restored yourself, and every evening the old drawbridge over the sound rises for you alone. Up in the tender's house, Amos Kettering lifts a hand in the window. For three months that wave has been your whole conversation.
All characters are adults aged 25 or older. Your choices set the pace.
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