The Golden Greenhouse
The banquet hall smelled of roasted pheasant and old dust. We were seated at the long oak table, the kind that stretched back centuries into the wood grain. Marcus sat to my left. He wore a suit that fit too well, the kind of perfection that makes you feel ill. I was the clerk. I was the one who filed the papers. I was the one who knew where the bodies were buried, though they were not actually...
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