The Faded Root
The rain hit the tin roof like gravel. It was a steady, relentless percussion. I counted the drops. One, two, three. They didn’t stop. I sat on the metal cot in the corner of the cell. The walls were damp. The air smelled of mildew and old sweat. My uniform was soaked. The fabric clung to my ribs like a second skin. I was cold. I was always cold in here. Door handle turned. The heavy iron clank...
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