The Golden Farce
The rain in Chicago does not fall; it hangs, a heavy, gray curtain that blurs the distinction between the street and the sky, creating a world where you are suspended in a damp, cold void. You are standing on the corner of State and Jackson, your hands buried deep in the pockets of your trench coat, watching the traffic bleed into the distance. You tell yourself that you are here to buy...
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