Fog rolls in on autumn mornings, wrapping the world in mystery. It hides the familiar paths, inviting us to wander anew. Birds call through the mist, their songs sharper in the hush. By noon, the sun burns it away, revealing a day reborn.

Fog rolls in on autumn mornings, wrapping the world in mystery. It hides the familiar paths, inviting us to wander anew. Birds call through the mist, their songs sharper in the hush. By noon, the sun burns it away, revealing a day reborn.

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