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"LIVING THEIR BEST, MOST DELUSIONAL LIFE." The mansion woke up every morning sounding like several worlds colliding. Gloria was always the first one up, without fail, and she dragged Lucas out of bed every morning even though Lucas clung to the sheets and whined with the dramatic agony of a Victorian child forced to do manual labor.

My sigh blooms in the air, the cool morning catching it and turning it into a pale, weightless ghost. The earth’s just woken up and here it smells like hay and damp wood. I’m curled on the weathered deck, knees hugged to my chest and a half empty cup of coffee cooling next to me. My mum's old farmhouse creaks to life behind me, taking its time settling into the morning. Somewhere to my left, Sandy, the donkey that for some reason only my mum understands, announces herself and lets out a long, low bay.

In the morning, I would go ask the farmer for a job. I entered the barn and noticed it was a place for storing hay. I took off my wet clothes and left them to dry, lay down on the hay, and soon the exhaustion hit me. The rain started pouring heavily again. That's all I remember before I fell asleep. [...] I woke up to the sound of footsteps coming toward me and, quickly, I put on the clothes I had left drying. Morning had begun, and the rain had stopped.

Chapter 27 ALEJANDRO POV It was about nine in the evening when I walked to the open foyer of a giant family dining room that overlooked the green, large lands stretching for acres and acres. A steaming cup of hot milk was grasped tightly in my hand, and I could not help but let out a tiny laugh as I took a small sip. It was the most ridiculous thing I have ever been forced to but Agatha- bless her pure heart- claimed that hot milk was good for digestion and that I needed to drink hot milk daily.

I could feel burning sensation on my neck that surely meant her scratching session while pulling my collar. “Inaya…..” I lifted my one hand to rub her scalp. “Sob…” The reply was tremendous. Only two whimpers came out. I extended my body a bit to grab the nearby tissue box. Pulling out a tissue I tried to clean her face when I heard another angry voice which actually sounded like “Urgh…..” I had never handled such a woman but looking at her I understood, the storm had already arrived.

She unfastens her stitches as I clasp her cravings from the moment I rolled rapidly - we both let our whispers and screams of amusement out of the air till we fumble drowsiness. I woke up as I feel the morning on my face that cascaded in from the open window. The sheets of goat's milk blanketed my chest and the underpart of my abdomen. A crumple of cloths below the bottom side rail strew. Dazed from what prevails last night was not considered to come about like I was inhaled some sort of drug. "Good morning Hotshot" Deliana set her shoulder while gripping the mug loaded with morning coffee with hazes of warmth.

She waved her hand, the stillness she had caused in the soldiers within and outside the White fort left the men like a spirit, and life and locomotion returned to their bodies for they all fell. "Just one more death," Rose said, slightly turning to face her sisters, "and it's all over." After all, the rest of her trouble was currently on this land. They found the Baron close to the see with a mixture of men and whispers numbering in a million. Claire, Kathryn, Violet, Gold, and Crystal first appeared spaced out before their enemies, then an army of tormented and haunted whispers appeared behind them, and Rose materialized before her party.

Glowing. She never said what happened each night. But I knew. She was still hearing it too. And it was getting closer. —--- It started small, like all the worst things do. Like a drizzle to rain until it turned into a full out storm. It was the farm garden. The tomatoes in the garden blackened from the inside out. The leaves curled under a moonless sky. Papa’s wolf stirred and growled more than usual—especially near the tree line. Then Old Man Ravis’ cow gave birth to something with too many legs. They said it was just a deformity. But Papa went pale when he saw it.

Words failed me again, so I let the silence speak for me, hoping the steady rhythm of my hand could soothe what I couldn’t fix. After some time, her sobs ebbed into sniffles, and then only the faint sound of her breathing filled the pen. I glanced around. Most of the goats, the females at least, had swollen breasts heavy with milk. The smell of them hung thick in the air, urging us toward the duty we had neglected. Almost as if she had read my mind, Betsy dragged herself upright. Her eyes were rimmed red, but she wiped them with the back of her hand and forced herself into motion. “We should get back to milking.”

A question struck my mind. ‘How did you find me?’ I asked him. He smirked. ‘I followed you,’ he said. I looked at him in surprise. ‘Follow me?’ I muttered those words as he increased the volume of the music. ................................... JULET’S POV Following a total stranger home, not knowing where he was taking me, we entered a grand estate named "The Damien's Estate." It was like another world, vast and magnificent. My mouth dropped open in awe; I couldn't remember the last time I'd seen something so impressive. As we drove, we passed under an arch of floricultures that provided shade.