The Wistful Ashes
The filtration unit in the east wing hummed with a frequency that Margaret Holloway felt not in her ears but in the marrow of her spine, a low, mechanical thrum that served as the metronome for her own dissolving body. She sat in the chair of polished oak that had once belonged to her father, now stripped of its velvet upholstery and reupholstered in the sterile, unyielding grey fabric mandated...
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