The Distant Whispers
The rain hit the cobblestones of Alder Street with a rhythmic, hollow slap. It was a cold, gray Tuesday. Thomas Bradshaw stood by the window. He watched the water pool in the gutters. The glass was cold against his fingertips. He wore his uniform. The wool was thick and damp. It smelled of wet dog and old iron. Across the street, the bakery was closed. The sign hung crookedly. Thomas knew the...
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