Falling Leaves Don't Weep: A Thirteenth Hour Epilogue

In this short story epilogue to the novel, The Thirteenth Hour, an elderly king reflects on a restless life of self-absorption, hedonism, and dissatisfaction with the present after falling leaves blow into his bedroom one night when he's unable to sleep. Approximately 2,000 words.

-An epilogue to the The Thirteenth Hour, available at amazon.com/dp/B00RFHG6WW.
-Proceeded by A Shadow in the Moonlight, a short story prequel to The Thirteenth Hour. 
-More information at 13thhr.wordpress.com