The Golden Farce
The rain in Seattle did not fall; it hung, a grey curtain that smelled of wet asphalt and rust. Elias Thorne stood in the doorway of his apartment, the draft cutting through his thin flannel shirt. He was forty-five, though the cough that racked his chest made him feel like a man twice that age. His lungs were failing, a slow suffocation that the doctors called terminal and he called a...
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