The Shadow of the Black Box
The rain hadn't stopped for eleven days. It fell on Los Angeles like a judgment, turning the city's neon signs into watercolours and its streets into rivers of oil and reflected light. I sat in my office on Sunset Boulevard, nursing a glass of bourbon and watching the rain trace lazy paths down the window. The door opened without a knock. Of course it didn't. Some people never learn manners....
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