The Faded Portrait
The dream began not with light, but with the weight of a needle sliding through the eye of a pin, a sensation so precise it cut through the fog of sleep like a scalpel. Thomas Whitmore was standing in the center of a room that was not a room, but a vast, echoing warehouse where the air tasted of copper and old wool. In his hands, he held a suit jacket, tailored in a shade of charcoal so deep it...
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