The Faded Portrait
The rain fell like a verdict. It struck the cobblestones of Ashworth Street with a rhythmic, bone-deep thud that silenced the city. Thomas Bradshaw stood in the doorway of the precinct. He held a jar of honey. It was thick. It was golden. It was the last thing he owned. The air smelled of wet wool and old blood. Inside, the lights hummed. They were white. They were cold. They stripped the color...
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