The Golden Compass
The rain in Chicago does not fall; it hangs, a grey, suffocating curtain that blurs the neon signs of the Loop until they bleed into the wet asphalt. I stood under the awning of the old textile mill on Wabash, watching the water drip from the rusted gutter, counting the seconds between each drop as if I were timing a bomb. My father, Thomas, was still inside, arguing with the landlord, his...
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