The Golden Master
The dream smelled of wet wool and diesel. It always did. Thomas lay on the cold concrete floor. His left knee throbbed, a dull, rhythmic pain that matched the thud of the distant traffic. Above him, the sky was not a sky. It was a ceiling of gray, flickering fluorescent tubes, buzzing like trapped flies. He tried to sit up. His body felt heavy, wrong. Too dense. Like he was made of lead wrapped...
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