The Faded Guest
The dream was wet. Not with rain. Not with sweat. With ink. It pooled in the hollows of my spine. It soaked into the lining of my coat. I stood in the Grand Hall of the Ministry. The air tasted of copper and old paper. The machines hummed. A low, vibrating thrum. Like a fly trapped in a jar. I held the scarf. It was blue. Deep, arterial blue. Silk. Heavy. It draped over my arm. I did not wear...
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