The Wistful Show
The rain did not fall. It erupted. It hammered the tin roof of the municipal shelter like a thousand tiny fists, a relentless, rhythmic pounding that synchronized with the thumping in Elias Thorne’s chest. He was not sleeping. He was waiting. The air inside smelled of wet wool and old pennies. It was the scent of the city’s underbelly, the place where the light from the streetlamps outside was...
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