The Golden Greenhouse
The glass was thick. Cold. It pressed against my cheek as I leaned out the window of the van. The air smelled of wet asphalt and dying leaves. I did not look back at the house. I knew it was there. I knew who was watching. Margaret stood in the doorway. She held a cup of tea. Steam rose from it. Thin. White. Like a ghost leaving a body. I drove away. The engine hummed a low, steady note. My...
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