The Faded Bouquet
Mustafa Ozkan looked back at the three days that had ended his life, not with the sharp edge of memory, but with the dull, heavy drag of wet wool. He remembered the rain. He remembered the gutter. He remembered the vase. Now, lying on the cold stone of the signal tower’s lower floor, he watched the water drip from the eaves onto the mud, each drop a small, precise percussion against the...
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