The typewriter was old and the ribbon was dry and Jack Morrisey had been staring at the blank page for three hours when it happened. Not inspiration. Not creative breakthrough. Something worse.
He remembered the scene. Not imagined. Not invented. *Remembered.* A man in a rain-soaked trench coat standing in a parking lot beneath a flickering neon sign. A woman with red lipstick and a gun in her purse. A burlap bag full of cash that was not supposed to be there. Every detail was precise: the angle of the streetlight, the smell of wet asphalt, the exact shade of blue in the woman's...
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