The saxophone was playing "St. Louis Blues" and William Harlow's scar was burning.
It always did when the music went minor. A strange thing, perhaps, for a man to have his emotional barometer located on a patch of scar tissue the size of a dinner plate, but then William Harlow had many strange things about him. He sat at the back of the club in Harlem, in a booth that had seen better decades. The scar ran from his left temple down to his jawline, a topography of ruined flesh...
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