The Golden Greenhouse
The orchid was dead. Miles knew this. The stems were black. The leaves curled like burnt paper. It sat in the center of the mahogany desk, a silent accusation. He did not water it. He did not throw it away. He stared at it. The room was cold. The air conditioning hummed a low, mechanical note. It was the office of the Director. High up. Floor forty-two. The city sprawled below, a grid of gray...
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