The Faded River
The dust in the archive did not settle; it hung in the air like a suspended verdict, coating the back of Elias’s throat with a gritty, metallic taste that no amount of swallowing could clear. He had been counting the hours for six days straight, marking them on the inside of his wrist with a ballpoint pen, the small black ticks accumulating like the rings of a dying tree. The windowless room...
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