The Distant Summer
The dream always started with the smell of wet stone and the sound of a bell that didn’t exist. I was standing in the vaulted cellar of the old apothecary, the air thick with the scent of dried lavender and rot, while Elias stood before me, his hands stained indigo up to the elbows. He wasn’t speaking, but his lips moved, shaping words in a language I had forgotten I knew. Then he held out a...
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