The Wistful Asylum
The rain fell on the slate roof of the infirmary with a rhythm that had long since worn the stone smooth, a constant, grinding friction that mirrored the erosion of my own certainty. I was walking the perimeter of the ward, my boots heavy with mud and the dampness of the autumn air, when I saw Thomas Bradshaw sitting by the window. He was not supposed to be there. Thomas was a patient, a broken...
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