The Wistful Campus
The door to the infirmary was heavy oak, banded with iron that had rusted into a flaking orange lace. You pushed it open. The air inside was thick, suspended in a stale suspension of formaldehyde and dried lavender. It tasted of preservation. Of stasis. You were fourteen. You were not supposed to be here. But the hunger had taken you. Not for food. For the truth of the body. For the map of the...
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