The Distant Summer

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Waking, the taste of iron was still on the tongue, thick and coppery, a taste that did not belong to the morning air. It was a taste of blood, or perhaps rust, or perhaps the old medicine that had been prescribed for a grief so deep it had turned the body into a vessel for something else entirely. The room was white, blindingly so, the kind of white that exists only in places where time has...

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