The Golden Greenhouse
The snow on the mountain pass was not white but the color of old bone, and it fell with a weight that felt less like weather and more like judgment, pressing against the wool of my cloak as I trudged up the final ridge toward Oakhaven. I was forty-two years old, my hands stained permanently green from the lye and tannins of my trade, and I carried with me a small leather satchel containing...
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