The Faded Paradox
The mask sat on the kitchen table, its porcelain face cracked down the left cheek, a fracture that looked less like damage and more like a confession. It was October 1912, and the air in your brother Thomas’s house still smelled of damp wool and stale tobacco, the scent of a life that had ended two years too soon. You, Margaret, a thirty-year-old archivist with ink-stained fingers and a heart...
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