The Faded Sutra
The garden was a cathedral of glass. It hummed. A low, electric thrum that vibrated in my teeth. I sat on a bench made of woven wire, watching the orchids. They were white. Pure, aggressive white. They bloomed in cycles. Every hour, a new petal unfurled. Every hour, an old one fell. My father stood by the central planter. He wore a suit of grey felt. His hands were buried in the soil. He did...
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