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Chapter 74 – A Collapse at the Palace

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Chapter 74 – A Collapse at the Palace

Selene’s POV

The doctor’s cottage sits nestled at the edge of a sloping hill, framed by a riot of tangled foliage and thick vines that twist around the crumbling stone walls like possessive arms. The roof is shingled with age, half-eaten by moss and time, and a wooden sign swings loosely on a single rusty nail. There’s something ancient and forgotten about the place—like it belongs to a story from long ago rather than the world we know now.

As soon as we dismount, I don’t wait. The garden is in full disrepair, and if we’re to earn the doctor’s trust, this is where I need to begin. I move around the back of the house, where the garden sprawls untamed beneath a sky streaked with pale clouds and summer light.

Rows of plants have withered into skeletons. Weeds sprout aggressively between cracks in the stone path. The earth is dry and unyielding. I find a pair of stiff, faded gloves dangling from a bent hook on the shed door—leather, cracked from the s
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