The Golden Downtown
The clipboard in Elias Thorne’s hands was heavy, not with the weight of the paper or the clips, but with the accumulated gravity of a life spent measuring the decay of things that were supposed to last. He stood in the center of the rain-slicked plaza, the water pooling in the cracks of the pavement like dark oil, and watched the final century-old ginkgo tree along the financial district’s main...
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