The Golden Greenhouse
The glass was cold against my palm. I held it there, pressing the condensation into the skin until it bit. "You are trembling," said Dr. Aris. I looked up. He stood by the window, his back to the room. The light in the Conservatory was thick, amber, suspended in the air like honey in a jar. Dust motes swam in the beams, indifferent to our presence. I did not answer. I could not. The tremor was...
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