The Distant Summer
The dream always began with the heat, a thick, syrupy pressure that weighed down the eyelids like wet wool, and in that amber haze, Martha stood by the window, her face blurred by the fever that had taken her seven years prior, holding the jar of honey that glowed with a light that seemed to come from within the glass itself, a light that pulsed in time with Elias’s own failing heart. He woke...
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