The Golden Suspect
The rain against the windowpane of the intake office was a rhythmic, gray drumming that matched the hollow ache in your chest. You stood before the desk, your coat still damp, the cold seeping into the bones of your legs. Across the counter, the foreman, a man with hands like cured leather, did not look up. He was writing. The scratch of his pen was the only sound in the room, a dry, persistent...
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