The Distant Affair
The rain in Seattle did not wash the city clean. It only made the grime slick, turning the streets into mirrors that reflected the neon bleed of the city lights. I stood on the corner of Fourth and Pine, my hands tucked deep into the pockets of my trench coat. The dampness seeped through the fabric, a cold, persistent ache. I am a detective. For twenty years, I have hunted shadows. I have...
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