The Faded River
The ink did not smell of iron or blood, but of old paper and the dusty, stagnant air of the municipal archive, yet to Thomas Bradshaw, who stood before the high-backed oak desk with his hands trembling slightly, it carried the scent of judgment. He was a man carved from the same stone as the city itself, a gaunt figure in a uniform that had seen too many winters, his face a map of scars that...
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