The Faded Road
The iron gate of the asylum does not close so much as it exhalation, a long, rusted sigh that settles into the fog like a secret kept too long. You stand there, Thomas, with your hands bound not by rope but by the sheer, suffocating weight of your own guilt, a guilt that has calcified into the very fabric of your being, turning your skin into parchment, your blood into ink, your breath into the...
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