The Distant Summer
The rain in Manchester did not fall so much as it hung, a gray veil that blurred the boundaries between the cobblestones and the sky, turning the industrial city into a watercolor of slate and rust. Thomas Bradshaw stood on the platform of St. Peter’s Square, his uniform heavy with moisture and the weight of a badge that felt less like an honor and more like a lead weight tied to his ankle. He...
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