The Faded Frontier
In the dream, the house was breathing. Not with the slow, rhythmic expansion of lungs, but with a shudder that traveled through the floorboards and up through the soles of Thomas Bradshaw’s boots, a vibration that felt less like sound and more like a memory of pain settling into the marrow. He stood in the center of the library, a room that had not existed in the waking world of the manor, its...
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