The Golden Greenhouse
The glass was not merely broken; it was dead. Arthur Vane stood in the center of the conservatory, his boots sinking slightly into the damp mulch that had once been pristine loam. Around him, the iron ribs of the structure groaned in the wind, a sound like a ship taking on water in a storm that was not visible outside the shattered panes. The air smelled of ozone and crushed stems, a sharp,...
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