The Wistful Campus
The dream was not of a place, but of a sound. It was the low, resonant hum of a cello, vibrating not in the air, but in the marrow of my bones. I woke with the taste of iron and old stone on my tongue, the sheets tangled around my legs like the roots of ancient oaks. I was twelve years old, and I had come to the estate of my cousin, Julian, for the summer. The house stood on a cliff above the...
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