The Faded Bouquet
The coat was red. Not the bright, screaming red of a stop sign or a blood moon, but the deep, arterial crimson of a vein exposed to the winter air. It hung on the hook by the door of the house in Blackwood, a small, decaying town where the fog rolled in from the sea like a shroud. You wore it. You did not remember buying it. You did not remember owning it. It fit you with an intimacy that was...
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