The Black Prescription
I The rain in Chicago doesn't fall. It hangs in the air like a bad idea, persistent and miserable and impossible to shake. I was sitting in my office on South State Street, listening to it hit the window, when the man knocked on my door. He was wet. Not just rain-wet—soaked through, the kind of wet that gets into your bones and stays there. His coat was expensive, Italian cut, probably cost...
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