Shock Treatment by Stanley Mullen, Science Fiction, Fantasy

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I’ll give you the cure for the most horrible disease, Songeen said. The sickness of life itself.

Newlin replied, Fine. But first, give me a couple of minutes to kill your husband. Then we’ll go on from there.

Spud Newlin had heard that a man could sometimes get rich overnight just tending bar on such occasions, and he was putting the rumor to the test. Not many bartenders had lasted long enough to find out.

At a casual glance, the girl might have seemed ordinary, but Newlin was never superficial. Her kind of beauty was something to be sensed, not catalogued. It was part of the odd grace of movement, of the fine, angular features, of the curious emotion which dwelt upon them, sad and subdued. Even her costume was as out of place in the Spacebell as her mood; the dress was simply cut and expensive, but drab for the time and place. It clung about a slight, well-formed body in smoothly curved lines that seemed almost a part of her. Only her hands and eyes showed nervous tension.