The Faded Portrait
The mud of the trench was not merely wet; it was a living, sucking entity that held you down with the tenacious, cold grip of a grave, and you felt the weight of it in your lungs before you even drew a breath. You were Thomas Bradshaw, or at least that was the name on the paper in your breast pocket, a name that felt like a coat that had been worn too long, stiff and ill-fitting, and the man...
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