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"Alpha Brian sent a message... He said, no matter what, he hopes you'll take a look at his wife's artwork." Attached to the message was an image. I was ready to delete it without a second thought, but against all reason, I clicked on it. I froze. The moment I saw the painting, I changed my mind. I would accept Silvia's work for public display.

"The teaching thing. These kids trust you." "Because I've been where they are. Struggling with the wolf, feeling too much, needing an outlet." I stacked canvases. "Art saved me. Maybe it can help them too." Skyler appeared in the doorway, still in his enforcer gear from afternoon patrol. "How'd it go?" "Good. Really good, actually." I showed him the paintings drying on racks. "Look at what they created in two hours." He examined each one carefully. "These are incredible. That one—" He pointed to Carter's violent red and black piece. "That's pure wolf. Pure instinct."

Instead of arguing, I approached the stand and unveiled what lay beneath the cloth—a painting. The three wolves' reactions were immediate and distinct. My father's eyes narrowed in assessment, Derek's widened in appreciation, and Bernard simply looked confused. The painting was extraordinary—a Fenrir-like creature with massive wings, executed in traditional Northern Territory ink style. The beast seemed to leap from the canvas, its green-gold eyes burning with life and power. "Northern Territory ink art—mythical beasts from ancient wolf legends," I explained, watching their reactions carefully. "This is my exploratory business idea."

Sure, he's abrasive, but I don't think he's that bad. I look at the blank canvas before me. Paints at the ready. I look around my little corner at the beautiful landscapes, the portraits of random people. These pictures are the expressions of my heart. I find comfort in them. My eyes scan the portraits one by one, trying to find inspiration, when my eye travels to a corner I rarely venture to look at.

I awed and moved past her into the place feeling drawn by an amazing supernatural force. But the eery thing about the artworks was that they were all containing a hint of supernaturality. They were beautiful even at that. A particular one had a wolf howling from the top of a mountain and from the look of it, the wolf looked sad. I felt pity come over me for the creature. what would make an animal be in such pain? “From the look on your face, you appear taken with that particular artwork” I drifted back and smiled at her “Yes, I like it. There is something about it like it's trying to pass a message of pain”

Her breath was warm against my skin, sending fresh shivers down my spine despite the exhaustion. I chuckled low, pulling her closer, our legs entwined under the rumpled sheets. "Worth it. Every mile, every risk." The afternoon sun had shifted, casting long shadows across the floor cluttered with her art supplies—charcoal sticks scattered like fallen soldiers, half-finished canvases propped against the wall depicting abstract forms that looked suspiciously like tangled bodies. One caught my eye: bold strokes of red and black, a figure arched in ecstasy. "That one... inspired by us?"

“What?” “The one at Tiffany’s. In the hallway. Flowers on fire.” “Oh.” Just that. Oh. “You never told me you could paint.” “I don’t, really.” He said. “But like I thought it was obvious.” “How? I don’t see artist scrawled on your forehead.” Brayden rolled his eyes. “Of course it isn’t. That would be ridiculous. I’m talking about this.” He said waving his hand around. “The walls of this entire house are littered with my sketches. It’s no big deal.”

But more than being jealous of the place they live in, I feel jealous of people who are not skittish like me. People around me are so brave, they are not cowards like me who cower away just by the right of people I was admiring a painting of a woman, whose face is not drawn, but her body, whoever has drawn this picture, feels like, felt every inch of the skin, it's not the most beautiful painting that I have seen but there is something different about it. You will walk past it but it will not fail to grab your attention, you will find your thoughts and imagination running and maybe that's where the painter scores his goal.

Aria’s POV The brushes moved gracefully between my fingers as I studied the final touches on the canvas before me. The painting had evolved into something I hadn’t initially envisioned—a lighthouse standing tall and steadfast, surrounded by a mesmerizing swirl of colors that seemed to represent the changing seasons. Spring’s vibrant greens melted into summer’s golden warmth, which blended into autumn’s fiery hues before softening into winter’s cool blues and whites. The scene was stylized and whimsical, the waves and skies swirling together like a dreamscape.

It's not just the picture and the artwork but what was on them. There were girls in bikinis. And I had a large painting of a woman lying down naked. She had her legs spread and had her hand on her breast. The best part of this painting for me was the expression on her face as a man kissed her neck. She looked to be having an arousal. My father had told me to take it down on many occasions. But I didn't. It's a masterpiece I am not willing to let go of. Gwen's eyes fluttered as she gazed at my wall from side to side. What a naive little thing.