The Golden Greenhouse
Thorne. The name was spat from the megaphone, a harsh, metallic bark that cut through the steady drumming of the rain. Elias Thorne did not look up. He stood in the mud of the town square, forty-two years old, his sergeant’s uniform soaked through to the skin, the cold seeping into his bones with a persistent, dull ache. In his left hand, he clutched a fern. It was golden, though the gold was...
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