The Golden Song
The rain on the windshield was a slow, gray curtain. It did not stop. It did not slow. It just fell, steady and cold, blurring the world into a smear of mud and rust. Thomas drove. His hands were white knuckles on the wheel. The car was old. It shuddered. It groaned. It smelled of wet wool and diesel. He was not a man who drove fast. He was a man who drove with the precision of a surgeon, or...
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