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The Family Reunion

Author: Oma
last update publish date: 2026-09-02 23:23:40

​CELESTINE'S POV:

FEW WEEKS LATER...

​The morning of the reunion dawns bright and clear, the sun rising over the valley like a blessing.

​I stand in the kitchen of Ashcroft Manor, my hands busy with the familiar rhythm of preparing food, my heart full of anticipation. The house is already buzzing with activity, the staff moving with purpose, the scent of roasting meat and fresh bread filling the air. Outside, the garden is transformed, tables draped in white linen, flowers arranged in elegant c
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