The Golden Echoes
I dreamt that the ivy was breathing. It was not the slow, tectonic shift of roots against stone, but a rapid, wet inhalation, a collective gasp that sucked the air from my lungs and filled my throat with the taste of damp earth and rot. I woke in the small hours, the room cold and sharp, the air still tasting of green decay. My mother, Thomasine, was sitting in the armchair by the window, her...
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