The Golden Greenhouse
The fog did not lift. It thickened. It pressed against the glass of the greenhouse like a living thing, white and silent and absolute. Arthur stood alone in the center of the ferns. He was twelve years old. His hands were raw. The soil had eaten into his cuticles, turning them red and soft. He did not mind the pain. Pain was a tether. It kept him from floating away into the grey mist that had...
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