The Faded Portrait
The dream was not of a room, but of a fabric. It hung in the air, vast and trembling, woven from the gray wool of a winter morning and the red thread of a severed vein. Margot stood before it, her hands pressed against the weave. It felt warm. It felt alive. She could hear the breathing of the threads, a low, rhythmic exhalation that matched her own. Then the fabric tore. Not with a rip, but...
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