The Faded Quadrant
The mirror was not a mirror at all, but a shard of polished obsidian no larger than a playing card, set into the velvet lining of my mother’s coat. I held it in my palm now, the edges biting into my skin, drawing a thin line of red that promised to become a gash if I were not careful. It was a relic from a house that no longer existed, a place of high ceilings and low whispers, a court of stone...
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