The Pale Echo
Mohammad Tehrani stood before the pharmacy window, holding a form that denied him coverage for his father’s pre-existing condition, while the ice cream van played its jangle in the February cold, a sound that seemed to grate against the bones of the city. He was thirty years old, a pool cleaner for the newly rich, and the bus timetable in his hand listed routes that had been cut, leaving him...
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