The Pale Circus
The rain did not fall so much as it suspended itself in the air, a grey, viscous curtain that hung over the sprawling, decaying manor of Thomas Bradshaw, who sat in the center of his workshop with his hands stained black by iron filings and a silence that felt heavier than the wet stone walls enclosing him. The clock on the mantelpiece, a grandfather piece with a cracked face, did not tick; it...
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