The Golden Greenhouse
The bus smelled of wet wool and diesel, a scent that had long since replaced the pine and rain of your childhood. You sat in the back, your hands resting on your knees, fingers twitching in a rhythm that belonged to the loom, not the road. Your left hand, the one that had guided the shuttle for forty years, was beginning to lose its map. The tendons in the thumb had tightened, a slow, grinding...
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