The Wistful Mirror
The dream was not a dream at all, but a slow, viscous drowning in ink that smelled of old parchment and copper pennies, a scent that clung to the back of Thomas Whitmore’s throat like a second tongue he had forgotten how to swallow. He woke in the small, windowless cell of the disciplinary block, the air so thick with damp and mildew that his breath felt like pulling wet cotton through his...
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