The Golden Greenhouse
The dream was not of a place, but of a weight. It pressed against the back of Eleanora’s neck, a cold, metallic pressure that tasted of copper and old rain. She woke in the holding cell, the fluorescent light buzzing above her like a trapped insect, and the weight was still there. It was not a ghost. It was the collar. It hung around her throat, a heavy band of tarnished silver, inlaid with...
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