The Golden Greenhouse
The fog rolled in from the harbor, thick and gray as wet wool. It swallowed the streetlamps first, then the cobblestones, and finally the edges of my own coat. I stood alone in the courtyard of the St. Jude’s Institute for Botanical Anomalies, shivering. My breath came out in sharp, white puffs. They vanished before they hit the ground. I was here to observe. That was the mission. Dr. Elias...
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