The Faded Bouquet
The rain lashed against the stained glass of the chapel window, blurring the saints into smears of cobalt and crimson. I stood in the back pew, my hands wrapped around the cold iron of the rosary. My knuckles were white. The wood of the pew bit into my palms. It was a Tuesday. Or perhaps a Wednesday. Time had grown thick and slow, like honey in a cold cellar. Father Thomas stood at the altar....
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