The Faded Paradox
The wind in the highlands did not blow; it pressed. It was a physical weight, a cold hand against the glass of the sanatorium windows, driving the rain sideways into the stone. Maria Ioannidis stood by the door, her satchel heavy with glass vials, the leather strap biting into her shoulder. She was thirty-four, and her hands, usually steady enough to draw a fine line in a ledger, now trembled...
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