The Pale Bonsai
The coat was wool. Heavy. Grey. It smelled of damp earth and old smoke. I wore it for forty years. It was my skin. My shield. My grave. I was a detective. Or I was. The title felt loose on me now. A hat with no head. I had spent a decade chasing shadows in the soot-stained lungs of the city. I looked for lies. I peeled them back like skin. I found the truth beneath. Usually, it was ugly....
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