The rain had been falling on Neo-Boston for eleven days.
Marcus Hale did not count days anymore — he counted sessions. Each neural extraction was a session, and each session was one more piece of evidence that the world had sold out without anyone really noticing. He sat in his clinic — a converted subway station in the flooded lower levels of the city, where the neon lights from above bled through the cracked concrete and painted everything in...
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