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It was at a completely isolated place. "Oh my god! Eric." before she yelled anymore, I took her inside. We kept standing under the gentle spring wind. The nascent leaves have that soft green essence and the ground is scattered with vivid bloom whose petals dance in the breeze. Scarlett Miller's POV The whole garden was covered with flowers, there was a wall where the names of many couples were scribbled. One minute these flowers were artificial, Oh my god! Only artificial flowers were scattered on the ground. I looked towards Eric and instantly asked, "Eric why are these flowers artificial?"

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

“She said there's a storybook in the attic, but I never learned to read, so I never knew what was inside.” “I should feel warmth when I hear that… but whenever she told me those things, all I felt was anger. Anger at my mother for leaving me—to face all your hatred alone.” Hilda took a deep breath, remembering. “Maybe you never noticed, but I gave you gifts every day. Most were flowers—your favorites—because I had no money and didn’t know what else to give. I grew those flowers myself and left them at your window.” “Stop this madness,” the old man said through gritted teeth. “Come down.”

Cold air slaps me in the face, the kind that smells like mold, old wood, and secrets. I flick on the light to the highest and begin to walk into the room. Every step feels like I am walking deeper into someone’s memory. Her memory. I take one look around the attic and take a deep breath. “Now, let's find out what really happened to the late Sophia Romano” I say to myself.

"He didn't trust the cloud. He used to say that anything digital could be unwritten, but ink was a contract with the Earth. Follow me. The floorboards up there are treacherous." We climbed in silence. The air grew thinner and colder as we ascended, smelling of mothballs, old wool, and the dry, sweet scent of decaying paper. The attic door was a small, unassuming slab of oak at the end of a narrow hallway. It groaned as I pushed it open, a decade of trapped air rushing out to meet us. It was a cavern of lost things. Stacks of leather-bound ledgers, crates of silk samples from the 90s, and draped furniture that looked like a gathering of ghosts. Luciano clicked on a heavy tactical flashlight,

After spending two weeks with the Rothschilds, Hailey had come to understand that things were never simple. "I'm in the garden!" Hailey responded, counting the flowers she had plucked from the abundant bunches. She had found the prettiest vase in the attic and wanted to decorate her room with some flowers. Her room was already beautiful, but flowers symbolized beauty and life. Mika came running, her hair flying in all directions. "Miss Lincoln, what are you doing? Master Nolan will be furious, and Grandfather Gareth would have a fit if he sees that I let you work in the garden alone."

WHERE IS SHE? That's when the door to the staircase that would lead to the attic caught my eye. I walked there, finding it ajar, which was strange, we always kept it tightly closed since Rose claimed that place was horrifying, like everything else in that house. I climbed the stairs already preparing myself for what I would find upstairs. Rose was curled up on an old couch that we had taken out of the living room to put a more comfortable option, her red and swollen eyes focused on me, displaying a pain that broke me for a few seconds, making me hesitate to approach.

Then he continued to move forward, sliding in his wheelchair. Until Thorne arrived at the door of the attic, William once again pestered him, saying, "Theodore, the attic is closed all year round, with poor ventilation. You shouldn't go in. It's not good for your health." Thorne sighed, "Dad, I had come all the way here, it would be a shame not to take a look." Then he cleverly stared at William and said, "Is there an unknown secret hidden in this attic?" William said, "No, absolutely not. We, the Fletcher family, are not like you, the Miller family. Our family is small, and we are the only ones living in this big courtyard. There is no scheming or secrets here."

Slowly, I answered, "I spent the most time in the greenhouse. The most distinct scent… was the fragrance of flowers." Stran nodded slightly, as if a puzzle piece had clicked into place. "Floral scents, pollen—yes, that fits. The symptoms align perfectly. The drug must have been hidden in the flowers, and when you inhaled it, it caused the miscarriages." Flowers. A slow, suffocating realization crept over me. In the castle where I had lived, every single flower had been personally sent by Giselle. My fingers curled into fists. It wasn't fate, nor was it an accident.

" Louis patted Adrian's shoulder, made the final step towards our house… And pushed the door open. An overwhelming stench of blood came rushing out, filling the air. Sprays of crimson stained the walls, and chaotic claw marks littered the floor. Every single detail seemed to tell a story of the agonizing and horrific slaughter that had taken place in this very house. "Rena!"