The Distant Promise
The ink was not black. It was the wet, sucking red of a fresh wound, and it was spreading across the parchment with the slow, deliberate patience of a tide coming in at high water. I watched it bleed into the fibers of the skin, a stain that looked less like a mark and more like a bruise, a deep, subcutaneous ache that I could feel throbbing in the center of my own chest. The room was silent,...
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