The Faded Dust
The dream was not of night, but of a gray, static hum that filled the lungs like water. It tasted of copper and old rain. Margaret Holloway stood in a room that had no ceiling, only a swirling vortex of ash and light, and she knew, with the cold certainty of a fact learned in childhood, that the door was locked from the inside. She was a detective, or she had been, or she was still, depending...
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