The Golden Downtown
The rain did not fall so much as it hung in the air, a static charge of gray mist that settled into the wool of my coat and the creases of my hands. We had been walking for six hours. The route was not on any map I had ever seen, a series of service tunnels beneath the administrative district that smelled of damp concrete and ozone. I carried the package. It was heavy, cold to the touch, and...
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