The Pale Dance
Thorne. The name hung in the air of the station office, heavy and damp, before Sergeant Halloway even finished turning from the ledger. I was standing by the window, watching the sleet strip the bark from the elms, and I felt the weight of the word settle on my shoulders like a wet coat. Halloway did not look at me; he looked at the clock, then at the patrol log, where my name was absent from...
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