The Golden Greenhouse
The glass was cold. It always was. I stood in the center of the greenhouse, my fingers wrapped around a pruning shear that had not cut anything in three days. The air smelled of wet earth and rot, a heavy, sweet scent that clung to the back of my throat. Outside, the rain lashed against the panes, blurring the world into a grey smear. Inside, the plants were dying. Not withering, not slowly...
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