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"He didn't trust the cloud. He used to say that anything digital could be unwritten, but ink was a contract with the Earth. Follow me. The floorboards up there are treacherous." We climbed in silence. The air grew thinner and colder as we ascended, smelling of mothballs, old wool, and the dry, sweet scent of decaying paper. The attic door was a small, unassuming slab of oak at the end of a narrow hallway. It groaned as I pushed it open, a decade of trapped air rushing out to meet us. It was a cavern of lost things. Stacks of leather-bound ledgers, crates of silk samples from the 90s, and draped furniture that looked like a gathering of ghosts. Luciano clicked on a heavy tactical flashlight,

The vivid red slowly faded and turned into a soft pink. He pointed at it in shock. “Yes! The door I saw was the same pink as this! How did you know?” I explained, “When I was searching the attic, I found a severed limb with a mandrake flower tattoo. I thought it was odd back then, but it just occurred to me that the tattoo had a four-petaled flower, while the pattern on the curtain had six petals. The game wouldn’t use two different petal counts randomly, so I figured it was a hint. The four-petaled flower on the curtain is the key, and the escape route is probably hidden beneath this one.”

It felt less like being dressed and more like being stripped again. “You are beautiful,” the attendant murmured. Adelaide stiffened. “I’m not trying to be.” The woman only smiled sadly, then reached for a crown of small white flowers. Adelaide stepped back. “No. No flowers.” “You must—” “I will not carry flowers for him,” Adelaide snapped. “Try again, and I’ll throw them in the fire.” The attendant hesitated—then nodded and removed the crown. For a heartbeat, Adelaide saw relief flicker across the woman’s face, so swift and small she almost doubted it had been there at all.

Zane’s POV I climbed to the attic, my breath coming in short bursts as I reached the top faster than I ever should’ve. The smell of freesia hit me before I even opened the door. It was her scent. The girl. The door stood between me and her, the silence thick enough to swallow me whole. I paused, letting my mind settle, recalling how I had searched the Silverwood packhouse from top to bottom. Why hadn’t I thought to check the attic first?

Then he continued to move forward, sliding in his wheelchair. Until Thorne arrived at the door of the attic, William once again pestered him, saying, "Theodore, the attic is closed all year round, with poor ventilation. You shouldn't go in. It's not good for your health." Thorne sighed, "Dad, I had come all the way here, it would be a shame not to take a look." Then he cleverly stared at William and said, "Is there an unknown secret hidden in this attic?" William said, "No, absolutely not. We, the Fletcher family, are not like you, the Miller family. Our family is small, and we are the only ones living in this big courtyard. There is no scheming or secrets here."

Rows of delicate petals stretched out in all directions in vibrant colours of pinks, purples, and whites. The late afternoon sun cast a warm glow over everything, and for a moment, I let myself breathe it in, my thoughts slowly unravelling. He paused by a cluster of wildflowers, bending to pick one and turning it over in his fingers thoughtfully before looking back at me. “You know, you’d think Atticus might’ve figured out by now that having a mate doesn’t have to feel like a life sentence,” he said with a chuckle, breaking the silence. I smiled, caught off guard by his bluntness. But then, I really shouldn’t. Ben wasn’t the biggest fan of Atticus and when he found the opportunity to spell i

Chapter 85 Title: Love in Bloom The day quickly transformed into evening as the sun cast a golden hue over Mia’s garden, bathing it in a romantic glow that made the whole place shimmer like a dream. Rows of delicate wildflowers in blush, ivory, and lavender lined the aisle, which was paved with soft white petals. The make-shift altar was a breathtaking arc of blooming roses and jasmine, wound tightly around white birchwood branches, standing tall at the garden’s edge beneath a canopy of fairy lights that flickered like a sky full of stars.

When I forced the flame out but smelted the smoke, I rushed to the bathroom took a towel and carried it over, and put it over the flame before it spread stifling it with a hiss, Exhaling out a sigh of relief, I plucked up the towel to glare at the scorch mark “omg if anybody sees this, I’m certainly going to be dead. My mind raced to figure out what I could do to cover this before someone found out, especially my sisters they would rat me out in a second, I went up to the attic we were not authorized to go up there but we did makeovers to our rooms and had new carpet so we must still have a few pieces left; I am already in trouble, so why not? I moved over to the door and slowly opened it, l

hear anyone or even the music. As we walked a little farther into the gardens, I started to see a white tent with string lights hanging all around it and pink rose petals lining the walkway up to the open flap of the entrance. Atlas held the flap of the tent open for me so I could enter the tent. The inside was set up beautifully. There was a bed setup in the middle of the tent that appeared to be as soft as a cloud. The comforter was white with pink roses all over it. There was a small table on the side wall with an ice bucket with a bottle of champagne, two champagne flutes, and a plate of fresh strawberries. The ceiling of the tent had the same light strings that were hanging outside. It

I try to smile at my reflection but it comes across tight and unnatural, my slightly upturned nose crinkles in annoyance. I shake my head slightly so as to distract myself from those thoughts and turn my attention to the scene outside the window. The sky, which is a shade of soft, peachy pink, tells me it must be a bit past seven. Leaning forward, my hair falls to the side as I take a deep breath of fresh air and prepare to head down. First, I admire the lands once more, trying to hold on to the happy feeling lingering inside of me. The front yard is a subject of pride and looking down from the attic one can easily see why. All kinds of flowering plants stand at the front, moving with grace