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    Inside, the air tasted like new paper. Lamps swung on cords. The room they entered matched Ashlyn’s dream with a cruel fidelity: white sheets, a single steel table, an overhead bulb that hummed at 3:14. On the table lay a slab of raw white meat, pale and absurd beneath the light, veins like weathered rivers.

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    The meat smelled like a past Ashlyn had misfiled. When she pressed her palm to it, instead of cold she felt a slow warmth spreading like memory waking. Images threaded through her skull—Juliana handing her a paper boat, a train whistle at dawn, the tint of light when she and her father watched storms. They were not all hers; some belonged to the city, to strangers whose memories had been collected here like offerings.