Edmundo Martinez is used to traffic — the near-constant hum of pistons pumping and tires on pavement, the screeching acceleration of late-night street races, angry horns, and frantic sirens. After a while, it all started to blend together. It wasn’t until he started traveling farther away from his Parkchester home that he understood: peacefulness sounded different.
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