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Mare was among these ones. Without knowing it, she took a step toward the shelves and stepped behind one of them. The books on the shelf were leather-bound. Black, red, blue, and gray dyed leather books lined the shelf. Captivated by the sight of them she reached out to pick one closest to her. As she opened it the musty smell lifted off the pages into her nose and she buried her face into the page to inhale. The dust caught in her nostrils. Suddenly she sneezed.

Relief washes over me and I quickly grab a kitchen chair to use so I can reach the tote. As I spread the items out on the countertop, I open one of the caps to smell the fragrance. “Whew, this must be really old!” I move the tube away from my nose. I look at all the items, knowing that they are all outdated, but I have no choice but to use them. I will just have to make sure I wash with my good-smelling bodywash afterwards and use plenty of my scented lotion and body spray, to help cover up any musty stench from the old stuff.

I need to leave now, or else I might just be stuck here forever. ..... I walked into the library, looking for a book. I looked around, making sure that no one was watching me. I still don't know if Abel completely believed the excuses I gave him for asking so much about the palace's layout. I can't take any chances now that I am this close to getting out of here for good. I picked up a book and opened it. It was a book on how to make the scent of my wolf disappear for a while. I flipped to the pages I was looking for. I smiled happily when I saw it.

She would just leave from here alone, but also take her scent with herself. Alpha Damien made his move. He let her scent disappear from his skin by overshadowing it with other women's fragrance. Although she will never be able to do that, she can at least make her smell fade away from this room. So she started rubbing the table, dumping the quilts and sheets of the bed in water. She sprayed the couch with hyacinth water and sanitized the entire place, making sure there was no hint of her fragrance in the room. Not even a single percent.

Damn it! I seriously needed to get a stronger grip on these intrusive thoughts. They were coming in too hot, too fast, and at the worst possible times. I pushed the door open when the smell of old books hit me instantly, it was wild, almost refreshing, the scent of ink also wafted through my nose as I stepped inside. I trailed my fingers through the shelves. It was dirty, dust had covered most of the books. I saw my favourite chair sitting in the far end of the room. It looked to be in the same position that I left it months ago. It was weird. Didn't it suggest that no one had been in here since I left?

“The bacon was spoiled, and the cook burned them. That’s not a good combination. Plus, the overused oil only upset my stomach. So will you stop being the food police?” “Sorry about the overcooked batch,” Meera apologized for the third time. “That’s what caused the smell. Matron Madeline cleared it out, and we cleaned the kitchen. We aired out the living and sitting rooms. Then we used scent diffusers, and we’re currently implementing amber muskmelon air fresheners.” Amber? I released the straw from my lips and snapped my eyes up to her, staring at her for a long moment. A frown fluttered between Meera’s brows, and I saw her getting nervous. She flattened the tray against her chest and steppe

Only it wasn’t a library anymore. The shelves were gone, stripped away so completely it was hard to imagine they’d ever been there. The walls stood bare and tall, reaching up into shadow like they were trying to flee. The warm, papery smell of old books was replaced by something sharper, choking. Incense. It rolled through the air in thick gray coils that clung to my skin, made my head swim. I tasted it on my tongue — bitter and metallic.

I sat quietly, pretending not to notice the small drama she was creating with each deliberate flip of the pages. The library’s quiet was occasionally broken by the rustling of pages, a sound that began to grate on my nerves. I couldn’t help but wonder what was going through her mind, what thoughts prompted her actions. The scent of old paper and leather bindings filled the air, mingling with a faint hint of her perfume, a floral fragrance that seemed to grow stronger with each passing moment.

KHYRIX I had never purposefully woken by 4 am in the morning to purposefully come to the library where books lives. It smells like old paper and decaying leather. And, i dont know whose bright idea it was to put herbarium in here but dang. I leaned against the bookshelf, my eyes traacking Avelora as she dragged her finger through the spine of dozens of old books, I grimaced. The dust on those things were ancient. I need to remember to ask one of the cleaning staff to clean this, We were going to be spending so much time here I don't want her catching something.