The Wistful Mountain
The concrete ceiling of Bunker Four pressed down on me, a heavy, damp lid that smelled of wet stone and old copper. I sat on the cold floor, my back against the unyielding wall, clutching a frayed wool scarf in my hands. It was David’s scarf, the same deep, bruised purple he had worn for the last three years, now thin and worn through at the elbows where he had always rubbed his hands against...
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