The Wistful Campus
In the dream, the house was not a house but a lung, expanding and contracting with a breath that smelled of damp earth and old iron, and Thomas Bradshaw lay in the center of the great hall, his body buried up to the neck in cold soil that felt like wet sand, while the walls of the manor leaned inward, groaning under the weight of a silence so profound it had texture, like velvet dragged across...
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