The Golden Greenhouse
The glasshouse sat at the end of the estate like a jagged tooth in the jaw of the hill. It was not a place for flowers. It was a place for numbers. I had spent thirty years in its humidity, my hands calloused by the friction of data, my lungs heavy with the scent of rotting soil and ozone. We called it the Conservatory, though no living thing inside it was meant to survive. The walls were thick...
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