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He replies. “But how?” I ask in amazement as he opens a door in our bedroom that I hadn’t noticed before. “There was already a room next door, my lady, I just had a few demons help with the modifications.” Zeke says with a sly grin. I giggle at him in response as he leads us into the beautifully decorated nursery. The walls and carpet are soft white and grey furniture adorns the room. The cribs are matching and are animal themed with soft yellows and greens. There are two grey rockers that I assume are for Nicolae and I to both be in here together and a small end table between them with a lamp on it.

“You’ll be sleeping with me tonight, baby girl.” This was the first time he’s taken me to his room. Heavy curtains at the windows darkened the room, they seem to absorb all the light although the overhead lights as well as the bedside lamps were on, making the bedroom feel cave like. The bed dominated the room, larger than the one in mine. It was a fourposter much like the one in the playroom, but less gothic. It wasn’t made of wrought iron but dark wood. Nico took of his jacket and threw it down casually on a chair near the window. I watched him as he undressed, unhurriedly, his eyes never leaving my face. He kicked off his shoes one by one, then he unbuttoned his shirt and discarded it lea

He didn't wait around for a response. Nico swept her up without a word, carrying her from the room and up the stairs to the newly renovated master bedroom. It was still in transition--boxes piled in corners, half-finished furniture scattered about--but the bed was immaculate. A large, four-poster oak frame, crisp white sheets, a dozen plush pillows, and a view that stretched out before them, the city's twinkling skyline like a sea of stars.

“ Thank you so much. “ Nicolo led them to the stairs and into their room. “ This is your room. That door will lead you to the adjoining room, which is Euphy’s room. “ Nicolo points out at the door beside a bookshelf at the corner of her room. On the other side of the bookshelf is an office table onlooking her room’s balcony through a floor to ceiling glass. And if you move your eyes to the other corner of the room, you’ll see a door for a smaller room. Yes, there’s a room inside her room. “ Oh, that’s your walk in closet. I don’t know if they already bought you some clothes though. “

"Ma. I am serious. But I want to do it right. When she is ready. When we are not— just coming out of court. When it's calm. Not now. But— yes. That's the plan." He looked at me when he said it. My face was FIRE. My mom finally— finally— smiled small. "Good answer." *12:30 PM - APARTMENT TOUR* She wanted tour. "This is bedroom?" "Yes ma." "Only one bed?" Me: "MA!" Nico: _dies_ "Ma, the second bedroom is my office." She opened second bedroom. Drawing tablet. Desk. Chair. And mattress on floor for his sister when she visits. She nodded.

I sighed, realizing I was going to have to do this the old fashioned way. The first bedroom room was a muted pastel green, decorated in white. There was a small makeup case next to a gun safe. I couldn’t help but chuckle. At another time, I would have liked Praetor Noah’s chief enforcer. The next was a man’s but I didn’t think it was Ian’s. In the fifth bedroom, I was stopped by a locked door. “Bingo.”

The room decor is neat and minimalistic. Inside a spacious, wooden-lined bed nook inbuilt into the wall is a regular sized bed with two identical pillows and a blanket all in white. There’s a simple wooden nightstand with a tulip-shaped lamp on it and a miniature alarm clock. Next to it; a vanity with an empty table and a small circular mirror. A grey couch with two white throw pillows faces the bed nook, and between them is an ivory circular table —big enough to eat on, with three vanilla scented candles on top of it and two identical black chairs facing each other. I move over to the floor to ceiling window and peel back the sheer milky curtains. The breathtaking view of the city beyond th

Chapter 111 The Zoo Rage carefully carried me back to my room the next day, Niklaus by his side with Niko snugly in his arms. The soft, golden light of the table lamps illuminated the elegant space, highlighting the plush furnishings and warm, inviting Southern tones. The cozy atmosphere was further enhanced by the delicate patterns on the bedding and curtains, creating a serene retreat. A beautiful off-white bassinet, adorned with a soft, plush blue blanket, and white mobile, sat beside my bed, waiting for our little one.

A small dining table sat in the corner, overlooking the forest outside. Upstairs, the bedrooms were simple but cozy. The master bedroom had a plush king-size bed with fluffy pillows and a down comforter where I layed Eden down. The walls were painted a soft blue-green, and a window overlooked the forest. The second bedroom was smaller, with a twin bed and a writing desk. Both rooms had plenty of blankets and pillows, and a faint scent of lavender filled the air.

The bedroom was tucked at the back of the cabin, bigger than I expected, with a massive king bed piled high with quilts and a wide window that looked out over the dark treeline. Someone, probably Nova, had already turned on the bedside lamps, casting everything in a warm, low glow that made the room feel different and more intimate than it had any right to be.