The Distant Metropolis
The dream was always the same. A sterile white room. The smell of antiseptic so thick it tasted like copper on the tongue. And the food. Not the rations, not the stale biscuits, but a plate of fresh, warm bread, still steaming, the crust golden and crackling. In the dream, his daughter, Elise, sat across from him. She did not speak. She simply broke the bread and offered him a piece. When he...
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