The Faded Chronicle
The air in the district did not smell of rain, as it should have in November, but of ozone and the sharp, metallic tang of burnt sugar, a scent that clung to the back of the throat and refused to be washed away by the grey, drizzling mist that rolled down from the high-rises. Arthur Penhaligon stood at the edge of the sidewalk, his leather gloves slick with moisture, watching the crack spread...
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