The Wistful Asylum
The rain hit the pavement in sharp, staccato bursts. It was a cold, gray Tuesday in Seattle. I stood under the awning of a closed laundromat, watching the water pool around my boots. My hand ached. A dull, throbbing pain in the wrist. I looked at it. The skin was pale, stretched tight over bone. A fracture. I hadn't broken it. It had been there for years, invisible until now. "Hey, you." I...
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