The Low-Rent Stillness
The morgue was a basement room with a ceiling that leaked a slow, rhythmic drip of rust-colored water. It smelled of industrial soap and the kind of cold that didn't just chill the skin but settled into the marrow. Julian stood over the stainless steel table, his movements mechanical and devoid of grace. He had once been a medical student with ambitions of neurosurgery; now, he was a technician...
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