The Golden Farce
The iron pruning shears were cold in his hands, heavier than the morning air, and the smell of wet, rotting earth rose from the conservatory floor to greet him before the light did. Elias Thorne stood in the doorway, his boots caked in the black mud of the estate’s outer fields, and watched the golden tree pulse in the center of the glasshouse. It was a recurrence of the dream, but the dream...
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