
The air still held the scent of charred marigolds—faint, but stubborn. Like a bruise beneath silk. It lingered in the curtains, the floor, the folds of her dupatta. The memory of fire pretending to be fragrance.

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The air still held the scent of charred marigolds—faint, but stubborn. Like a bruise beneath silk. It lingered in the curtains, the floor, the folds of her dupatta. The memory of fire pretending to be fragrance.
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