The Faded Bouquet
The mirror in your bedroom is not glass. It is a pane of wet, breathing skin stretched tight over a frame of black bone, and it is currently pulsing with a slow, rhythmic throb that matches your own heartbeat. You press your fingertips against the surface. It is warm. It is damp. It yields, just slightly, like the cheek of a sleeping infant. You are twelve years old, and you have been alone in...
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