The Concrete Ghost
I remember the smell of the man's skin—old tobacco and wet cardboard. He had been a fixture of the Grand Central Terminal, a shadow among the commuters. The man in the tailored suit, the one who smelled of expensive cologne and desperation, had given him a sandwich and a warm coat every Friday for a year. I watched it all from the gutters, my six-toed paws twitching in the cold. I remember the...
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