The Pale Dance
The rain was a thin, cold needle stitching the sky to the street. I stood on the corner of Fifth and Main, watching the water collect in the potholes, each ripple a small, dying universe. "Do you still taste it?" Elias asked. His voice was barely a whisper, swallowed by the hum of the city and the relentless drizzle. He stood beside me, his umbrella tilted slightly, letting the water soak his...
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