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EIRA
Five months had passed since the freezing winter night I walked out of the New York mansion. The heavy snow and bitter wind were only a distant memory now, replaced by the relentless, suffocating heat of the Australian coast. Down inside the underground dive bar, the thick air felt hot and ...
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