The Golden Downtown
The rain was not falling so much as it was being pressed into the asphalt by the sheer, oppressive weight of the city’s indifference, a grey slurry that coated the tires of the unmarked sedan in a film of grime that smelled of wet dog and old copper, and I sat in the passenger seat with my hands folded in my lap, watching the rearview mirror where my own reflection stared back at me with eyes...
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