The Pale Fracture
The silence in the cell was not an absence of sound but a heavy, physical thing, a woolen blanket pressed against the ears and the eyes, thick with the smell of damp stone and old blood. Thomas Bradshaw sat on the cold floor, his hands resting in his lap, fingers interlaced until the knuckles turned the color of bone. He did not look at the door. He did not need to. He knew the weight of the...
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