The Distant Garden
The boiler hissed like a dying snake. I was elbow-deep in the viscera of the machine, grease slicking my forearms, when the pipe burst. Hot steam screamed into the cellar. It was not a gentle release. It was a rupture. A violation. "You're bleeding," said Elias. He stood above me, silhouetted against the pale morning light filtering through the high windows of the estate. He held a rag. He did...
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