The Pale Mist
The siren was already screaming before my boots hit the wet asphalt, a high, thin shriek that cut through the fog like a needle through silk. I didn’t look up. I just ran, my lungs burning with the cold November air, the weight of the radio on my shoulder strap digging into the bone. The precinct was a beast of concrete and glass, humming with the low, electric thrum of panic. Inside, the air...
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