The Faded Bouquet
The rain did not fall. It stood. It hung in the air like a gray veil, wetting the stones, soaking the wool, chilling the bone. I stood in the courtyard of the Ashworth Tower. My hands were empty. My hands were full. There was a smell of rot. Sweet. Thick. It clung to the throat. Lord Bradshaw stood before me. He was tall. He was wet. His face was a mask of stone. "You are late," he said. His...
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