The Faded Bouquet
The hand was cold. It was not mine. It was Thomas’s. He held it up. The fingers were black. The nails were cracked. The skin was tight. It hung from the ceiling. A hook. Rust. I stared. The room was white. The light was harsh. The air smelled of ozone. And blood. And old paper. I knew this hand. I knew the scar on the thumb. A burn from a tea kettle. Ten years old. Thomas was dead. They had...
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