The Pale Verdict
The dream began with the smell of wet plaster and old copper, a scent that clung to the back of the throat like a bad taste, and in the dream, the walls of the station were breathing, expanding and contracting in a slow, tidal rhythm that matched the beating of a heart that was not entirely his own. Thomas Whitmore stood in the center of the main hall, his boots heavy on the linoleum, watching...
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