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Chapter Seventy Four - Tye Secret in the Corridors

Author: Milos Beckett
last update Last Updated: 2026-01-14 03:18:20

Sylvie's POV

The silence in my room after leaving my mother was not peaceful. It was a new kind of noise—a high, ringing emptiness where hope had been. I stood in the center of the dark, my arms hanging limp at my sides. The word ‘duty’ echoed in the hollow space she had left inside me. It didn’t feel noble. It felt like a stone tied to my ankles.

For the next three days, I moved through the lodge like the ghost I was already becoming. I spoke when spoken to. I ate what was put in front of me.
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