The Golden Greenhouse
The bus smells of wet wool and diesel. You are holding your tibia. It is wrapped in gauze, stained with a rust-colored fluid that is not quite blood. It is not quite water. It is the color of old tea. You are in the back row. The seats are vinyl, cracked and peeling. Your knee is pressed against the plastic armrest. It is a small bone. It is light. It is yours. The driver, a man named Galloway,...
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