The Pale Garden
The rain did not fall. It hung. A thick, grey mist clung to the cobblestones of the Old Quarter, turning the world into a watercolor left out in the damp. I stood on the corner of Vane Street, my coat soaked through, the wool heavy with the cold. I watched the clock tower. The hands had stopped at three. They had been stopped for six years. "Keep moving, Sergeant," a voice said. It was not...
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