LOGINThe young man's eyelids fluttered weakly. His breathing remained painfully uneven. Rose looked around desperately, searching for anything that might help. That was when she noticed a phone lying only a short distance away. It must have fallen from his pocket during whatever had happened. She hurri
— Flashback Three years earlier…Australia. The warm afternoon sun streamed through the towering glass windows of one of the city's most famous public libraries, filling the spacious reading halls with a gentle golden light. The atmosphere inside was peaceful, interrupted only by the occasional
"So..." He leaned casually against the kitchen counter, crossing his arms. "Have you finished admiring me?" Rose immediately blinked before looking away. “W-what….you….I mean….I wasn't admiring you." "Really?" Alex's smile deepened slightly. "You've been standing there watching me for quite a whil
Before she even reached downstairs, the comforting aroma of freshly brewed coffee and a homemade breakfast drifted throughout the villa, blending perfectly with the peaceful atmosphere. Instantly making her stomach growl. “I thought he said there were no servants here." Rose muttered under her bre
"You didn't?" "No!" "You also weren't staring at me?" "I wasn't!" "And you definitely weren't fixing my hair?" Rose confidently opened her mouth to deny it once more. Only to immediately close it again. She had absolutely no answer. Alex chuckled softly. The sound wasn't loud. It was quiet, wa
The first rays of the morning sun filtered gently through the sheer curtains, filling the bedroom with a soft golden glow that chased away the last traces of the night. Outside, the lake remained calm and undisturbed, its crystal-clear surface shimmering beneath the rising sun as a gentle breeze ri
--- After Grace stormed off, Kara and Tori immediately swarmed Sophia with concern, their voices laced with sympathy. “Don’t take whatever she says to heart, Soph,” Kara said, wrapping an arm around Sophia’s shoulder. “Grace is probably just stressed or something. It’s not your fault.” “Exactl
The second half of P.E. resumed after the short break, but the atmosphere on the field had shifted. There was an invisible line drawn across the grass now—students from Special Class 1 on one side, Special Class 2 on the other. The earlier confrontation had traveled fast, though most students only
Later that evening, the low hum of a sleek black car rolling into the Anderson estate's driveway drew the attention of the maids bustling about the entrance. The chauffeur swiftly stepped out, pulling open the back door with practiced ease. Nicholas stepped out of the car. Tall, with sharp, define
She cast a brief, unreadable glance at William and Beatrice. Their carefully composed expressions betrayed nothing, but she could feel the tension radiating off them. Without a word, she turned towards the grand staircase, intent on returning to her room. But just as she was about to place her foo







