The Golden Greenhouse
The roast was browned, but the glaze was thin. Margaret wiped her hands on the apron. It was a yellow apron. It had once been white. The fabric was soft now, worn thin by decades of friction against the stove door. She held the spatula. The metal was warm. It burned her palm. She did not let go. The dining room was bright. Too bright. The chandelier was crystal. It caught the light from the...
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