The Golden Greenhouse
The jar was green. Not the green of leaves. Not the green of moss. A deep, bruised green. Like old blood. Like the bottom of a well. I held it. My hands shook. "Put it down, Thomas," said Silas. His voice was low. A rumble in the chest. He stood by the fire. The flames licked the dark. "I can't," I said. My grip was tight. The glass was cold. It burned. We were in the woods. The trees were...
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