The Faded Apartment
The iron gates of the Bastille did not creak when you opened them; they sighed, a long, rusted exhalation that smelled of wet stone and centuries of locked breath. You stood in the courtyard, the morning fog clinging to your shoulders like a shroud, and you knew with a cold, absolute certainty that you had not come to save anyone. You had come to be found. The air here was thick, not with damp,...
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