The Faded Masquerade
The mask is not on your face. It hangs in the wardrobe, suspended by a single, frayed ribbon, its porcelain surface cracked down the center like a frozen lake. You wake in the gray light of a city that has forgotten the sun, the air thick with the smell of wet asphalt and ozone. You are standing in the lobby of the Grand Hotel, though you do not remember entering. The chandeliers above are...
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