The Golden Greenhouse
The bus smelled of wet wool and diesel, a scent that had become the olfactory signature of my commute for the last three years. I sat by the window, watching the gray fields of the county blur into a smudge of mud and mist. In my lap, I held a cardboard box. Inside, wrapped in tissue paper that had gone yellow with age, was a pair of gloves. They were not ordinary gloves. They were made of a...
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