The Faded Paradox
My hands were already deep in the wet plaster when the dream ended, the trowel slick against my palm, the smell of lime and damp earth choking the air of the cellar. I was forty-five, a dairy tester by trade, my life measured in acidity levels and management fees, but here in the shadow of the manor’s foundation, I was only a son trying to hold the walls together before the winter closed in....
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