The Distant Nightmare
The dream was not of fire. It was of ink. Black, viscous ink spreading across white paper, pooling in the letters of a name that Marcus could not quite read. He woke with the smell of iron in his nose and a tremor in his left hand that had become permanent three months ago. Outside the window of the safe house in Lyon, the rain tapped a steady, indifferent rhythm against the glass. Inside, the...
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