The Golden Greenhouse
The knuckle of your left hand is split open, the blood mixing with the mud and the sleet in the ditch. You are pinned beneath the weight of the smuggler, a man who smells of cheap tobacco and fear, and you are trying to remember your own name. The radio crackles, a static hiss that cuts through the fog like a wire, and then a voice, flat and administrative, says Elias Thorne. It is a sound that...
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