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Now that she’d had her much-anticipated ride, she was willing to think of other things. Jayems smiled. “We’ll see which plots are vacant and arrange it. I have a number of books on horticulture you may look at, or you can check some out of the Citadel library. The master gardener would be happy to introduce you to a tutor; he loves to meet others with a love for the soil.” Wiley thought about the rarely used kitchen in Jayems’s rooms. It had a large pantry, mostly empty. “Is that what you’re supposed to be doing with that huge pantry in the kitchen? Storing vegetables? Where would we keep all the potatoes and stuff, though?”

okay, but there were a bunch 9f weeds growing. I sat down on my knees and started to clear the vegetables garden. Every weed I saw I pulled out and I checked which vegetable were ready to harvest. I started to sweat and I took my shirt off, now only wearing a sleeveless undershirt. I saw Liam leave the packhouse, Jade said goodbye. Why was Liam here?! I thought while feeling jealous. Liam saw me in the garden and walked over ‘Hi Elias, I guess you couldn’t tutor Jade. She is really cool. I’m happy to help her in any way possible’, Liam said with a smirk smile. I have always disliked Liam, he was an arrogant jerk who always tried to beat me in school. ‘Yeah she’s cool’, I replied turning my

Eli had apparently spent several weeks creating it, a carefully compiled guide to the insects of our garden, illustrated with his own precise drawings and annotated with the specific, detailed observations he'd been collecting for years. On the first page, in his careful handwriting, he'd written: For Hope, who knows the difference between important and interesting, and has always been both. Hope read this, and then read it again, and then set the book down on the table with an expression I hadn't seen on her before, the slightly stunned look of someone who has received something more precisely accurate than they'd anticipated. "Eli," she said. "You've always been interested in the garden,"

I’ve had the pleasure of knowing some of them by their names but this particular maid always avoided me at all costs. Once again, I brushed the thoughts to the back of my mind and finished my food. When I was done, I headed back to my room but a few minutes in bed already had me bored out of my mind and so, I decided to head down to the garden, even if it was pretty late already. I grabbed a book I had gotten during our vacation and headed downstairs. Damien’s garden was wide and filled with several varieties of fruits and vegetables. After walking around the garden and feeding my eyes, I moved to a corner by the house so I could relax and enjoy my book.

Miriam led the way and soon they arrived at a place that left Carly speechless, it was more of an herb garden than, a flower garden. “I have a thing for nurturing herbs, we never know when we will need them.” Miriam explained. “It's beautiful…” Carly said and stared at the garden. “Finally!” Alexis exclaimed. “Just the perfect thing we need.” And Carly nodded, smiling so widely. “Yeah…” Miriam replied looking at Carly instead of the garden. “I meant, it’s understandable. It’s beautiful and this pack is lucky to have you thinking out for their good,” Carly explained, turning red. “I know. I finally achieved my aim. If I had known that my garden would bring sparks to your eyes, I would have br

I arose and looked around, when I found Acro, I took her and sneaked into our garden. I made sure that no one was spying on me when I entered the garden dome; I locked the door, pushed the visitor's bench to block it, and closed all the windows with curtains. The deafening silence of the garden saddens me somehow, but it's equivalent to a mischievous advantage. I rush onto Cormelio's floor and rummage his property. I could learn something new again from his discoveries with herbal matters, but I'm more concerned about written truths about me in case. Most of his journals are talking about plants. Not even a written portion of his personal feelings and life, which is better to deliver me away

Maybe I can divert my attention or so. I remember... Mother has her green hands, why not me… right? Although I haven't taken care of a plant with my help alone. I want to try new things to release me from boredom. Almost all the books in Gavin's library are academical. Thankfully there are some hidden gems left hiding but still I am glad I find some . There’s no one to hinder me here anymore anyway. Why not do things I haven’t done before? Like gardening. I kinda like it when I’m with my mother while she waters the plants and flowers.

Juan and I decide to take a stroll around the garden first, enjoying the serene surroundings and each other's company. Juan takes my hand in his as we step into the private fruit garden that belongs to my grandfather. The air is sweet with the fragrance of blossoming flowers and ripe fruits, creating a serene atmosphere around us. I guide him through the winding paths, pointing out each tree and plant with pride. The gentle rustling of leaves and the sweet scent of flowers create a peaceful atmosphere, allowing us to savor the moment and appreciate the beauty of the estate.

The crisp, cold air would help my disposition right now, and stretching my legs sounds divine. So, after lunch, I tell Josef to take me downstairs. The garden is vast, filled with all sorts of flowers, trees, shrubs, four separate fountains to indicate the different seasons, and a large wrought iron gazebo in the middle. There’s even a hedge maze! “Wow!” I exclaim with a hand to my chest. Even filled with a dusting of snow, it feels as if I’ve just stepped into a storybook! “It’s beautiful, yes?” Josef says in a cheerful tone as we walk the hedges. “The Alpha’s grandmother designed it; she had a green thumb and helped plant almost every flower you see here.”