The Wistful Atlas
The rain did not fall. It hung. A grey, suspended veil over the city, pressing down on the roof of the precinct like a damp cloth over a bruised face. Inside, the air was stale. It smelled of old coffee and cold sweat. Elias sat at his desk. The wood was worn smooth. He knew every groove. He knew every splinter. It was part of him. The desk was his skin. His bones. He stared at the file. It was...
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