Arsenal of Sins
The fog had teeth that night. It gnawed at the gas lamps of Whitechapel, chewing the light into yellow smears that pooled on the cobblestones like old wine. Arthur Winters stood over the body in the alley and watched his own hands tremble. Not from fear. From the cold. From the weight of the gun in his right pocket. From the realization, arriving like a slow train, that he had sold that weapon...
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