The Golden Downtown
The rain had stopped, but the air in the office still tasted of wet stone and old paper. I sat across from him, watching the way the light caught the dust motes dancing in the shafts from the high window. He was a small man, David, with hands that trembled slightly, not from age, but from a kind of vibrating tension, like a plucked string that refused to settle. He was my friend. Or rather, he...
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