The Distant Garden
The glass was not a wall. It was a skin. Thin, brittle, and trembling under the weight of the silence that pressed against it from the outside. Thomas stood in the center of the atrium. The floor was made of polished obsidian, black as a moonless night, reflecting his small, sharp face back at him in a dark, distorted mirror. He was ten years old. He wore a suit that was too big, the sleeves...
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