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"Elias," she whispered, her hand reaching out to catch a stem. "It’s too early."
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She looked at the massive, golden cloud in his arms. A smile, slow and genuine, spread across her face—the first one in weeks.
For that afternoon, the November wind stopped howling at the glass. In that small room, it was April, and the light was gold, and nothing was allowed to wither.