The Pale Mist
The baton was heavy in Elias’s hand, a slab of black polymer that felt like a dead bird. He held it against the thigh of his uniform pants, the weight a small anchor against the drifting cold of the corridor. It was three in the morning at St. Jude’s, the hour when the building settled into its own groans and the heating pipes ticked like counting clocks. Elias needed this job. He needed the...
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