The Wistful Dinner
The rain hit the slate roof like a thousand small, angry fists. It was a cold, industrial gray, the kind that settled into the bones and stayed there. Thomas sat at the edge of the desk. The wood was slick. He did not wipe his hands. They were red. Not bright red. Old red. The color of dried rust. The color of earth. The building groaned. It was an old textile mill, converted into a police...
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