The Windmill That Turned Only for Some SHORT

On the edge of the village of Halewood stands an old windmill that no longer grinds grain. It turns only on certain days, for reasons no one can fully explain. When Noah Bell is asked to care for it temporarily, he discovers that the windmill responds not to weather, but to moments of inner readiness. As villagers pass through its shadow at different times in their lives, the windmill becomes a quiet marker of change—never forcing movement, only reflecting it. The story explores patience, responsibility, and how progress sometimes begins by standing still.