The Pale Meridian
The man on the table was breathing, which was a problem, because the form required a signature for a dead body and Julian Thorne was still warm. You checked the clock on the wall. It was 4:15 AM. The rain was hammering against the single pane of glass in the station, a rhythmic, wet assault that made the wood of the desk vibrate under your hands. You looked at Julian. He was young, barely...
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