The Pale Garden
"You cut it wrong." The voice was thin. Like a wire pulled too tight. I looked at the blade. It was dull. The edge had gone black with use. "Again," I said. The boy did not move. He held the scythe like a dead thing. His hands shook. We were in the garden. Or what was left of it. The walls were high. Stone. Cold to the touch. The plants grew in twisted shapes. Not roses. Not lilies. Things with...
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