The Wistful Atlas
The rain fell on the slate roof like a thousand small, desperate hands. It tapped against the windowpane of the detective’s office, a rhythmic, hollow sound that seemed to hollow out the night itself. Silas Vane sat in the leather chair, the kind that groaned under the weight of a man who had forgotten how to sleep. He did not look at the clock. He did not look at the door. He looked only at...
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