The Faded Portrait
The dream had a texture, coarse and dry like sandpaper rubbed against the back of the hand. Arthur Penhaligon stood in a room that did not exist, a vaulted chamber of gray stone where the air tasted of ozone and old iron. In the center of the floor lay a mosaic, intricate and terrible, composed of thousands of tiny, shattered shards of blue glass. He knew, with a certainty that bypassed logic,...
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