The Faded Paradox
The humidity in the wing of the hospital was a living thing, a thick, wet blanket that settled over my skin and refused to lift. I sat in the plastic chair, the kind that squeaks under the weight of a guilty soul, and watched the ferns in the corner. They were dying. Not with the dramatic, withering collapse of a summer plant left in the sun, but with a slow, silent surrender, their fronds...
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