Part 2 Of Flowers In The Attic Novels & Stories

When I forced the flame out but smelted the smoke, I rushed to the bathroom took a towel and carried it over, and put it over the flame before it spread stifling it with a hiss, Exhaling out a sigh of relief, I plucked up the towel to glare at the scorch mark “omg if anybody sees this, I’m certainly going to be dead. My mind raced to figure out what I could do to cover this before someone found out, especially my sisters they would rat me out in a second, I went up to the attic we were not authorized to go up there but we did makeovers to our rooms and had new carpet so we must still have a few pieces left; I am already in trouble, so why not? I moved over to the door and slowly opened it, l

I take a book about herbal medicine. Sitting on the couch, flicking through the pages, I toss the book aside. I leave the room and wander up the hall. The smell of cooked apples and warm caramel hit my nose again. I follow the smell until it leads me to an old staircase that goes up into an attic I slowly walk up the stairs. They appear rotten and damp. I reach the door handle, turn the knob, and push the door open. As the door creaks open, I see a really old thin mattress in the corner of the room—a broken chair in the other corner and a full-length broken mirror missing half the glass.

I say bowing my head and standing back from the bench. "Good. Get out of here. I have servers coming to take these things to the ballroom." Luna demanded. I kept my head bowed and left through the back door of the kitchen then up the backstairs. I climbed the three flights of stairs until I reached the last door. I opened it and went inside, making sure to lock it as I went inside and climbed another flight of stairs to the attic. It was full of spiderwebs and crap everywhere and I made my way through that room until I finally got to the little cot that was against the wall and I laid down on the bed looking out the window at the sky above me as the sun was setting.

“You’ve seen the video, Henry. How many pots of flowers do you think I need to turn the balcony into a mini garden? Pick a few cheaper ones in your greenhouse. I’m looking for the fast-growing kind with huge and intricate petals. Deliver them to unit 808 on the eighth floor of block B at Brynfield.” While getting flowers with Serenity, Zachary noticed that she was drawn to big blooms with elaborated corolla. She did not care for the generic petal shapes. “I’ll need you to file a list of charges too.” Henry replied, “… Sure.” “Deliver them by this evening.” “Definitely, sir.” Mr. Zachary’s words were his command. “Move them upstairs to the balcony. Don’t worry about the rest.” It was up to Se

She struck harder, screaming words that did not make much sense, but she couldn’t care less as long as the damn flowers were destroyed. The flowers scattered into bits, breaking off and making a mess everywhere. Mackenzie didn’t stop. All of the ruckus outside alerted Charlotte and Felicity inside the apartment, and they hurried outside. Their faces twisted with shock when they met the unfolding scene outside. Felicity gasped in pure horror, watching the terrible state of the poor flowers. She had always cherished plant life, wanting to preserve them as much as she could. She could not bear to see damaged or withered plants. They were her babies, and she would do anything to resuscitate them

I held the flowers in my hands and walked back into the mansion. *Lounge Room* When I walked into the lounge room, Camille, Lilian, Nader and Atlas were already seated inside. As soon as I walked in all their attention turned to me. "Wow, interesting flowers", Camille was the first to speak. "Hm", I acknowledged her. I took a quick glance at Atlas whose eyes were fixated on the flowers in my hands. "Where did you get them?", Nader asked. "Someone gave them to me", I replied as I sat down on one of the couches.

Our neighborhood often became quite dusty during storms or rainy weather, so perhaps last night's weather had caused this mess, and she hadn't had the time to tidy up due to her school schedule. I picked up an old shirt from the closet where our clothes used to be kept and started dusting around, but the sensation of negative energy still lingered. Then, I noticed that Flora's laundry had been sitting by the closet for an indeterminate amount of time. This further piqued my curiosity, prompting me to exit the room and seek out my father for information about Flora. Upon returning, I found my father offering Atticus some sweets. It was evident that Atticus wasn't sure where he would sleep, gi

Even Amber was surprised. I looked at the book again and read out what was inscribed on it, "Flowers in a Strange Garden." This meant the lady was telling the truth. There was actually a garden in Eclipse pack, just not the regular one. I dropped the book and grabbed the box, observing the flowers. Their light red colored petals were absolutely beautiful. Little wonder they did beautiful things. There was no doubt that these were the Rain Flowers. I hoped they help bring back Miguel's memory. I took just one petal and hid it safely in my pocket.

*** Raven *** Janice’s unease was palpable, a dark cloud hovering over her usual sharp demeanor. She stood in the corner, her fingers gripping the wine glass like it was the only thing keeping her grounded. My eyes narrowed as I tried to piece together what had shaken her so deeply. The flowers—those damned flowers—were a piece of the puzzle, a clue to the stalker who had been lurking in the shadows. But before I could dig deeper, the door opened, and Anthony and Maggie walked in.Hyacinth greeted them with her usual warmth, but my stomach churned. Their arrival felt... calculated. My plan was unraveling, and I didn’t like it.

Rows of delicate petals stretched out in all directions in vibrant colours of pinks, purples, and whites. The late afternoon sun cast a warm glow over everything, and for a moment, I let myself breathe it in, my thoughts slowly unravelling. He paused by a cluster of wildflowers, bending to pick one and turning it over in his fingers thoughtfully before looking back at me. “You know, you’d think Atticus might’ve figured out by now that having a mate doesn’t have to feel like a life sentence,” he said with a chuckle, breaking the silence. I smiled, caught off guard by his bluntness. But then, I really shouldn’t. Ben wasn’t the biggest fan of Atticus and when he found the opportunity to spell i