The Golden Harbor
The rain in Seattle does not fall. It seeps. It is a gray, persistent mist that finds the cracks in your skin and settles into the marrow. I felt it in my teeth. I felt it in the hollow of my throat. I am leaving now. I am walking out of the building where I have spent the last thirty years. I am walking out with the badge in my pocket. The brass is cold. It bites against my hip. My name is...
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