The Distant Summer
The rain did not fall so much as it hovered, a grey mist that smelled of wet stone and old iron, clinging to the eaves of the mill where I had spent the last three years binding the hands of the condemned. It was a heavy smell, the smell of justice in a place where the law was a living thing, breathing and hungry. I watched the water bead on the windowpane, tracing paths down the glass that...
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