The Pale Dance
The rain on the windshield of the black sedan was not water. It was a gray, suspended ash, a fine powder that settled on the glass and the wipers failed to clear, leaving only streaks of dampness where the blades had dragged. You sat in the back seat, the leather cold against your spine, the hum of the engine a low, constant thrum in your bones. The city of Boston blurred past, a smear of neon...
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