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What Once Was Happiness

An abandoned room frozen in time. A dusty chair holds the bleached skull of an unknown animal. A dilapidated piano in the background, keys worn and silent, remembers better days. Words etched into the decaying wallpaper hint at forgotten laughter and long-lost songs. The light is dim, almost absent, casting just enough to remind you of what used to be joy, now buried under years of neglect and dust.

Signs of Life — What Once Was Happiness

An abandoned room frozen in time. A dusty chair holds the bleached skull of an unknown animal. A dilapidated piano in the background, keys worn and silent, remembers better days. Words etched into the decaying wallpaper hint at forgotten laughter and long-lost songs. The light is dim, almost absent, casting just enough to remind you of what used to be joy, now buried under years of neglect and dust.