The Golden Greenhouse
The greenhouse stood at the end of a garden that had once belonged to someone who loved order. Its glass panes were not the clear, modern kind — they were rippled, honey-coloured, the sort that made everything inside look slightly drunk with warmth. Arthur Penhaligon called it the Golden Greenhouse, though it was anything but golden in the way money means gold. It was golden the way a fever is...
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