The bar was a sanctuary of low light and older sins, tucked into a brick-walled basement where the city’s noise barely reached. Jazz drifted from hidden speakers—slow, smoky saxophone curling through the air like the faint haze of cigar smoke that never quite dissipated. Leather booths worn soft by years of secrets lined the walls,...
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