The Golden Downtown
The rain in the alley behind the clinic did not wash things clean; it only made the grime slicker, turning the wet brick into a mirror of filth. I stood there, my hand pressed against my side where the needle had just been pulled, watching a bead of blood well up, not red, but a dull, metallic gold. It was a small thing, a drop no larger than a dewlet, but as it hit the wet concrete, it hissed...
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