The Wistful Campus
The rain hits the window like gravel. You hold the jar. It is heavy. Cold. The glass is thick, old, etched with a pattern of vines that has long since faded. Inside, the liquid is still. It glows with a faint, sickly green. It is the last of the vials. Your father’s lifeblood, distilled into a single, potent drop of mercy. You are a soldier. Or you were. The uniform hangs in the closet, stiff...
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