The Faded Photograph
The air in the holding cell does not smell of stale coffee or unwashed bodies, as you might expect from a place designed to hold the unruly. It smells of copper and ozone, a sharp, metallic tang that coats the back of your throat and tastes faintly of blood. You are sitting on a bench made of solid, cold iron, the kind that seems to have grown out of the floor itself. The walls are not brick,...
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