Stuart yanked the curtains shut, cutting off his view. The woman was crafty enough to trick Norbert and now her weeping? Just a performance.

Unaware of the observer above, Morwenna wept quietly before drying her eyes and steeling herself. The damage was done, and crying wouldn't fix anything. She had to do her best to mend the situation. The flowers she had uprooted in the afternoon lay beside her, waiting for their replantation. Under the moonlight, Morwenna moved with a resilience that belied her delicate frame, bustling about the garden.

It was 3 A.M.

Stuart suddenly awoke, his eyes filled with a restless irritation vastly different from his daytime indolence, feeling like he was still trapped in a nightmare.

It was too quiet.

The silence was oppressive, like being in a pitch-black sewer, a monster lurking in the shadows.

Then, he heard a faint, delicate sound.

The sound shattered the oppressive darkness binding him.

pulling aside the curtain. Below, he saw the source of the noise.

the orchids. Money was tight, and she could only save what she could and compensate for the losses later. Her head spun, probably from the cold shower she had the previous day, which might have brought on a

of the essence with the orchids. The longer they were out

They were textbooks and school supplies for the children. Compared to that, her illness was a minor inconvenience, which she could remedy

the first light of dawn began to streak across the sky, finishing replanting all the flowers. After watering them one last time, she prayed for

her hands, and

bath,

second floor and went

picked her

didn't want to face Norbert's questions if something happened to her under his

reducer and commanded coldly, "Get up and take

Morwenna was unresponsive

Stuart propped her up and forced the medicine into her

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