The Wistful Silence
The dream began with the sound of water, not the gentle lapping of a tide against a shore, but the heavy, rhythmic slapping of a body moving through a deep, black trench. It was a cold that had teeth, a chill that did not just sit on the skin but burrowed into the marrow, turning the bones to glass and the blood to slush. Thomas Bradshaw knew this cold. He had carried it home in his boots for...
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