The Golden Song
The glass in the miller’s shop window was still wet when you arrived, the shards mixing with the mud in the gutter. "You’re late, Constable Harrow," said the drunk, a man named Silas, slumped against the brickwork with a bottle of gin in his hand. He smelled of yeast and old sweat, a stench that clung to the damp air of Harrowgate. You wanted to arrest him, not for the window, but because the...
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