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THREADS OF FOREVER

Autor: Ria Noir
last update Data de publicação: 2026-10-23 17:47:22

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-THREE: THREADS OF FOREVER

SERENA’S POV

The conservatory had been transformed into a winter wonderland. High glass domes reflected the pale December sunlight, throwing geometric patterns of gold across white marble floors lined with lush garlands of silver eucalyptus, pine needles, and hundreds of fresh white winter roses.

With only three days remaining until Christmas Eve, the entire estate was humming with of final wedding preparations.

I stood on a velvet-cover
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