The Distant Wound
The iron gate shrieked against its rusted hinges. It was a sound like a man dying in his sleep. Thomas Bradshaw did not flinch. He kept his eyes on the floor of the Grand Hall, on the polished oak where the light from the high windows fell in sharp, dusty bars. He was holding his own left hand. Not looking at it. Just holding it. The fingers were cold. They had been cold for three days....
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