The Distant Nightmare
The brass key was cold in Elias’s palm, its teeth worn smooth by decades of use. He turned it in the lock of the dormitory door, the mechanism clicking with a heavy, metallic finality that seemed to absorb the sound of the hallway. The room smelled of damp plaster and old dust, a scent that clung to the back of his throat. He was twelve years old, a size too small for the bed, and the...
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