The Faded Portrait
The rain in Chicago does not wash things clean; it merely slicks the grime into a darker, more coherent sheen, and you stand on the corner of State and Madison, shivering not from the cold but from the weight of the object in your left pocket, a forged passport that feels less like paper and more like a dead weight of guilt, while your eyes track the impossible sight of your own severed left...
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