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CHAPTER 91: A LOVE STORY WRITTEN IN STONE

Author: Memoree
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Mirabelle

The drive up to Dark Moon territory was absolutely stunning. Trees towered like skyscrapers on either side of the road, their thick trunks rooted deep and their leafy tops stretching way above us, like they were trying to touch the sky. There were way more trees here than I’d seen back at Crescent or Celestial Moon.

“Wow,” I breathed out, eyes wide, taking it all in as Maximus’s SUV led the convoy of vehicles behind us.

“You like it?” he asked, glancing over at me every now and then to catch my reaction.

I nodded slowly, still staring out the windshield, completely mesmerized.

Vines thick with flowers dangled from everywhere, and the trees were so tall they actually curved inward and met at the top, forming this natural leafy arch above the road. It was like driving through some enchanted forest.

“I think you’d do well here,” he added, his voice soft, soaking it all in with me. “If you ever think about moving, that is.”

I didn’t say anything right away. I was chewing on my b
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