Preview: The Cargo
If the ship were a person, she’d have been a pock-marked whore drifting soberly through the streets, ankle-deep in mess and barefoot. She met every judgmental eye with scorn as if to say, ‘That’s not all.’
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If the ship were a person, she’d have been a pock-marked whore drifting soberly through the streets, ankle-deep in mess and barefoot. She met every judgmental eye with scorn as if to say, ‘That’s not all.’
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