The Wistful Atlas
The rain was not falling so much as it was being erased by the wind, a horizontal smear of grey mist that turned the streets of the city into a blur of wet asphalt and dying neon. I sat in the back of the cab, my hands clasped tightly around the leather briefcase that had once belonged to my father, and I felt the weight of it not in my arms but in the marrow of my bones, a dense, cold gravity...
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