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He realized then that the deal wasn't about money. The "Cheap" price was his time. The "Bonus" was a stay that never ended. He looked around and saw the other players—pale, unblinking, their clothes decades out of style, clutching their gold coins while the vibrant life of the Strip pulsed just out of reach, forever. Arthur nodded

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By midnight, Arthur was up twenty thousand. His heart was a drum. He looked at the gold coins, then up at the Venetian’s towers through the glass. He could move. He could leave this dim annex and buy the dream. "One more hand for the Holiday?" the dealer whispered.

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