The Golden Greenhouse
The tower stood. It did not sway. It did not sigh. It was a monument to the present, a needle of glass and steel piercing the smog of a city that had forgotten how to look up. Inside, the air was cold. It was sterile. It tasted of ozone and old money. Detective Elias Thorne stood before the mirror. He was a man of sixty. His hair was white, stiff as wire. His face was a map of creases, carved...
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