The Golden Downtown
The rain had been falling for three days, a steady, grey drumming against the pavement that turned the gutters into slow, murky rivers. Elias counted the drops as they struck the puddle in front of the Grand Hotel’s entrance, one, two, three, a rhythm that matched the hollow ache in his stomach where his father used to be. He was twelve years old, and his shoes were wet through, the leather...
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