The Faded Portrait
The dream began not with a sound, but with a weight. It was the specific, suffocating density of wet wool and old stone, pressing against the lungs of a man who had forgotten how to breathe without permission. Thomas Bradshaw lay in a room that did not exist, a chamber of vaulted darkness where the air tasted of dust and dried lavender. He was not alone, though he felt the solitude of a man...
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