The Golden Greenhouse
The hand was not his. It rested on the mahogany desk, pale and spindly, the knuckles swollen like ripe plums. Margaret looked at it and felt a strange, cold certainty settle in her stomach. She knew that hand. She had held it in hers while she slept, while she cooked, while she argued about the price of coal. It was a hand that had worn rings. It was a hand that had held a pen to sign checks...
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