The Bread Crumbs of Bryant Park
Thomas O'Brien's hands were the color of old parchment, mapped with blue veins and scarred by decades of alkaline burns and the flat iron's relentless heat. At thirty-eight, they looked like the hands of a man sixty. He did not mind. Hands were tools, and his had earned their keep. He worked at a laundry on Mulberry Street, six days a week, from six in the morning until nine at night. The work...
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