The Golden Greenhouse
The rain hit the cobblestones like a thousand tiny hammers, each strike a dull, rhythmic thud against the silence. I held the glass tight. It was cold. My fingers bled. The red mixed with the green. It looked like life. It looked like death. "You are finished, Silas," said Lord Vane. He stood under the awning of the bank. His coat was black. It was new. It shone. He did not look at me. He...
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