Idiosyncretic
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"The day of the funeral is cruel in its ordinariness.
The sun hides behind bleached wisps of clouds, the air is lukewarm on his skin, the ground stubbornly refuses to consume John from the feet up."
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After losing his mother to illness, John's family must figure out how to move on with life. John finds comfort in a place he never expected.
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Six or seven, maybe eight months later, there's a thunderstorm in London.
Sometimes things have to fall apart before they fall together.
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(noun) - jus·tice - \ ˈjə-stəs \
The maintenance or administration of what is just especially by the impartial adjustment of conflicting claims or the assignment of merited rewards or punishments.
If only it were really that simple. John and Sherlock work through it.
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Sherlock Holmes has a secret. A hot, gooey, greasy, extra cheese and pepperoni secret.
And he’s waiting for the person—the right person, the only person, the capital-O One person—to share it with.
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