The Distant Wound
The morning mist clung to the iron girders of the Blackfriars Processing Plant, a damp, cold embrace that smelled of wet rust and the acrid, sweet rot of processed grain, and it was here, in the shadow of the massive ventilation stacks that pierced the grey belly of the industrial sky, that Thomas Bradshaw stood with his back against the cold metal of a conveyor belt, his hands still stained...
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