The Golden Greenhouse
The brass astrolabe sat on the mahogany desk, its intricate rings tarnished by the humidity of the attic room, a relic of a discipline I had long since abandoned. It was a heavy thing, cold to the touch, and it smelled faintly of copper and old dust. I had not touched it in forty years, not since the night my father, Arthur, had broken his hip falling from the scaffold in the conservatory, a...
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