The Pale Circus
The rain fell in sheets. Gray and relentless. It slicked the tarmac of the A1. The headlights cut thin wedges through the mist. Elias drove. His hands were white. Knuckles tight. The radio was off. Silence was a physical weight. He could feel the vibration of the engine in his teeth. He was looking for a man. A name. Julian Vane. The case file was thin. Too thin. Just a photograph. A blurred...
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