The Golden Greenhouse
The train into the city did not carry passengers; it carried silence. Arthur Vane stood by the window, watching the rain streak the glass in long, gray lines that blurred the passing fields into a watercolor of decay. He was a man who dealt in glass, in the precise and brittle geometry of light, yet he felt hollow, a vessel waiting to be shattered. His wife, Elara, was not on the train. She had...
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