The Distant Garden
The train was late, as it always was when the rain turned the world into a smear of gray. I sat in the corner of the compartment, my knees pressed against the seat in front of me, holding the glass vial. It was a small thing, no bigger than a thumb, filled with a viscous, dark fluid that smelled of wet earth and ozone. It was the last piece of the garden. Not the plants, not the soil, but the...
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