The River That Flowed Backward at Dawn
Nature’s Rebellion Against Routine
Every sunrise, a river reversed its course. Scientists failed to understand it. Villagers simply adapted. When asked why it flowed backward, the river murmured: “Every day deserves at least one act of defiance against predictability.”
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