The Golden Suspect
The rain had not stopped in three days. It drummed against the leaded glass of the study, a relentless, gray percussion that matched the rhythm of Thomas Bradshaw’s heart. He sat at his desk, a man carved from patience and old books, surrounded by the dust of centuries. The air smelled of wet wool and decaying paper. He was a scholar of the obscure, a keeper of words that no one else had the...
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