The Golden Suspect
The mud on my boots was black and thick. It smelled of iron. I stood in the yard of the St. Jude’s Workhouse. The rain fell hard. It stung my face. I did not blink. I held the bag tight. The straps cut into my palms. I had walked for three days. My feet bled. I could not stop. I would not stop. The gate was open. A man stood there. He wore a grey coat. His face was pale. He looked at me. I...
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