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Wall Between Us

Wall Between Us

Paperback

Series: Dreadmyre Fiction Collection

FantasyScience FictionGeneral Fiction

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ISBN13: 9798242323476
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jan 3 2026
Pages: 98
Weight: 0.31
Height: 0.20 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
In two worlds, separated by an unseen yet absolute barrier, existence unfolds in profound silence. He inhabits a realm of sterile, muted grays and whites, a life measured by the hum of recycled air and the amplified roar of his own thoughts. She lives in a world of subdued natural light and earthy textures, bound by an ancient, natural quietude, her every sense attuned to the subtle rhythms of her isolated existence.

Their only connection is a shared canvas of condensation on the glass that divides them. Through simple shapes and fleeting images, a silent dialogue of longing and imagination begins. He draws a sun, a flower, figures reaching out, yearning for a connection that defies the impossible. She responds with rolling hills, birds in flight, and a tentative, mirrored touch, weaving a tapestry of shared dreams on the ephemeral surface.

But as their bond deepens, the barrier transforms from a symbol of separation into an antagonist. Their shared yearning ignites a desperate defiance, a primal urge to break free. When the glass finally yields, their impossible union becomes a brutal, agonizing severance. The wall snaps shut, not just dividing them, but maiming them, leaving behind a landscape of shattered hopes and irrevocably broken bodies.

Celiel Dreadmyre's The Wall Between Us is a poignant exploration of isolation, connection, and the devastating consequences of daring to defy the impossible. It is a story where love, born in the silence between worlds, confronts the ultimate barrier, only to discover that some chasms, once crossed, leave wounds that can never truly heal.

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