The Faded Bouquet
The dust in the cellar does not settle. It hangs in the air like a suspended breath, thick and grey, catching the weak beam of your lantern. You are standing before the oak door. Your hand trembles. Not from cold. The cellar is dry. It is from the weight of what you know. You have been looking for a century. Or perhaps it has only been a night. Time has become a liquid here, pooling in the...
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