The Faded Bouquet
The dream did not begin with a sound, but with a smell. It was the scent of wet iron and crushed lavender, thick enough to chew, hanging in the air of a room that should not have existed. Thomas stood in the center of it, his boots sinking into a carpet that was not wool, but something soft, pulsating, and red. He was not in his barracks in Edinburgh. He was not in the mud of the trenches. He...
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