Quiet Man, Dangerous Dream

The night he died, Hollywood didn’t dim; it sharpened. The calls stopped, the late texts dried up, and the people who only broke down after midnight suddenly had nowhere safe to fall. One man gone, and the whole machine felt louder, meaner, more metallic. Somewhere else, on a sunburned set, another man is throwing his fortune at a story nobody prom… Continues…

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