Marigolds Book の小説・ストーリー

In just under thirty minutes, she walked out with four full shopping bags. Living in the city center really did have its perks. Grace was feeling smug as she returned home. Just as she got out of the car, she suddenly remembered the cufflinks and tie clip she’d bought yesterday were still sitting in the wardrobe. She headed inside—and immediately stopped in her tracks. Right there on the glass console table in the hallway sat a massive bouquet of deep peach-pink roses. Eyes lighting up, Grace stepped closer and touched the petals. They were Muse Roses—a symbol of wisdom and artistic inspiration.

"Imagine, getting married to me at the ceremony your girlfriend planned. It's like she's part of it too. Exciting, isn't it?" Frank paused for a long time before he finally agreed. Then, my manuscript went missing. I watched Frank, who had grabbed my phone but could not seem to shut it off, his hands shaking. The revulsion I had felt before surged back. With a taste for revenge, I asked, "Can you even grasp how all this makes me feel?" Frank's eyes were filled with a desperate plea as he shook his head. "You disgust me," I said flatly. I had intentionally given him the crystal ball, and the card was no accident either.

The book replied in golden letters, “Princess Eloise is in the werewolf realm.” Mars said, “How is that possible?” I asked the book, “Where is she? Where can we find her?” The book said, “She dwells in the soul of the she-wolf Clara impersonates.” I looked at Clara, “Who are you impersonating?” She opened her eyes wide and said, “Marcy.” The book said, “Yes, that’s the name. Marcy.” Mars said, “No wonder. She was acting like two different people at the same time.”

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“I’m not as timid as a little mouse. Just because I have a way of attracting the little critters, that doesn’t make me one.” Ella laughed, remembering how funny it had been each of the times the mice that slept in the walls came out to follow Mary around, curious about her sweeping, Ella supposed. She was some sort of a mouse whisperer. “I’m thankful that you’re so bold, Mary. It serves you well.” “One of these days, after I’ve secured employment elsewhere, I’m going to accidentally leave this door unlocked. Then, you can escape if you’d like to.” Turning her head away from the computer to meet her friend’s eyes, Ella smiled. “Don’t get yourself into any trouble on my account, Mary. I’m all

Her voice trailed off, but the implication hung heavy in the air. Margaret’s gaze sharpened as she took the book. She ran her fingers over the cover, her lips pressing into a thin line. “This is no ordinary book,” she said quietly, her words laced with certainty. --- Explaining the Truth “What do you mean, not ordinary?” Ryan’s father, Michael, asked, his skepticism evident. Margaret looked up, her gaze piercing. “This book is a gateway, a connection to another realm—a spiritual realm. It doesn’t just tell a story; it pulls you into it. Your children aren’t just unconscious; their souls are trapped, fighting in a place between life and death.”

Chapter 35 Mariz wanted to ask why the person who reserved that room canceled but she was embarrassed. She doesn’t want to look like a gossip. She arranged her belongings. She stared at the bouquet of red roses on top and in the middle of the bed. She sat on the side of the bed and took the bouquet and she smelled the scent of the flower with her eyes closed. She could smell its scent. She did receive a flower for an unknown reason. She stood up and placed them on the center table.

I had an excellent plan in mind. I felt so sad to see our maid's room be so disgusting--I almost vomited but before doing so, I went towards the closet and took out one of their outfits. I took everything off of myself, except the underwear, and slid the maid's gown on myself. I saw that there was a scissor nearby as I cut my wedding gown into shreds and placed it somewhere that no one would notice. There was a veil designed for maids to wear on special occasions like today--this was perfect. Fate was finally falling into place.

Clara “is there anything they missed?” Lena inquired. I shook my head while separating the herbs that she had gotten from the herb hunters. my smile widened when i saw the marigold herb. It is one of my mother’s favorite, she would always admire its colorful appearance, says it reminds her of me. not to mention its ability to heal wound and soothe skin inflammation. Whenever we went hunting for marigold, she would tell me to never live a pitiful life, I should always shine like the plant and make my presence known.

knowing she had a way of cornering me, pushing me into situations I wanted no part of. I didn’t wait for her to answer. With everyone focused on the two, I quietly slipped away, heading back towards the place the old man was standing next to. Overgrown branches clawed at me, but I pressed on, parting the bushes until I found them–the marigolds. Their vibrant orange petals looked almost out of place against the grave’s cracked and weathered stone. A chill ran through me as I bent down to touch the flowers, their presence stirring memories I’d rather keep buried.