After the bluebells, silence. Not the kind that meant peace, but the kind that pulsed under the surface, watchful, tensed for something new. In the hush, Carolina found herself waking before dawn with a need to move, or to hit something, or maybe just to run. The city felt different: slower, yes, but also as if it watched her with all its windows, waiting to see what she’d do next.For three days, she waited for the other shoe to drop.Instead, Niko started painting portraits on the blacked-out bakery window, one face after another in thick blue and cloud white. The twins invented a tea from the bluebells, bitter and floral, which they swore would make you see the future if you let it steep long enough. Mira came every afternoon, reading recipes and old magazines aloud while she chopped fruit or rolled out dough. Even Olivine showed up now and then, usually with a borrowed guitar and stories about the lives she lived between midnight and morning.It would’ve been easy, Carolina suppos
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