The Faded Photograph
The rain did not fall. It hovered. A fine, grey mist clung to the windowpanes of the Precinct, blurring the streetlamps into weeping eyes. Thomas Bradshaw sat at his desk. The wood was wet. His hands were dry. He dreamed of the water. In the dream, the river was not water. It was time. Thick, cold, and heavy. It moved against the current of his life. He was not swimming. He was sinking. But he...
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