The Golden Greenhouse
The rot ate through the rubber of the hose in the time it took to count to ten. Elias Thorne knelt in the gray dust, his hands trembling not from cold, but from the specific, metallic taste of defeat that coated his tongue. He had signed the lease for the municipal greenhouse three days ago, a contract that smelled of wet paper and bureaucratic decay, believing that his labor could scrub the...
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