The Pale Circus
The rain on the roof of the precinct sounded like a thousand fingernails scratching against tin. You sat in your office, the one that smelled of stale coffee and wet wool, and you watched the water drip from the eaves into the gutter. It was a steady, rhythmic tapping. A metronome for a song you had forgotten how to sing. Your father’s watch sat on the desk before you. It was stopped at 4:12....
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