The Faded Portrait
The wool coat hangs on the back of a metal chair in the breakroom, its hem fraying into loose threads that catch on the linoleum. You are Elias, forty-two, a city sanitation foreman, and you are holding the hem of that coat with both hands, your fingers trembling so violently that the fabric shudders like a live wire. The tremor is not from the cold. It is from the nerve disease that is eating...
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