The Distant Garden
The first thing you notice is the smell of wet wool and stale tobacco, the heavy, cloying scent that clings to the walls of the station house on Alder Street, a place where the air feels thick enough to chew. Harriet Merriweather sits at the wooden desk, her hands resting on a manila folder, the paper’s surface cool and dry against her skin, though the ink bleeding through her palms makes the...
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