‘New York, New York. So good they named it twice’ by Rhiannon Davies.

As soon as he saw the frenzy of people, the skyscrapers, and the glaring lights, he knew exactly where he was.

The young man left the taxi eagerly, thanked the driver and gave him a large tip. He didn’t care; he was simply delighted to be there. He’d waited for years to get out of a small town, to move to where he’d hoped and dreamed that he’d find something different. New York.

He couldn’t help but scan his surroundings suspiciously much like a detective from the old black and white films. Unknowing of ...

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