The Golden Greenhouse
The door is locked. You stand before it. It is a heavy oak slab, painted a chipped, institutional beige. The air smells of wet wool and old paper. You are a man in a uniform that fits you poorly, the shoulders too wide, the cuffs too short. You have been waiting here for an hour. Or perhaps a day. Time has lost its grip. The door opens. A man stands in the frame. He is older than you. His face...
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