The Distant Nightmare
The brick was cold in Elias’s hands, a fragment of red clay so worn it felt less like stone and more like compressed earth. He held it at the center of the table, the surface of the wood scarred by decades of coffee rings and the dull, yellowed ring of a glass that had been left too long. The light in the study was failing, the late afternoon sun cutting a thin, sharp wedge across the...
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