Rising from the Ashes BY Only For You

Chapter 1941

---- Chapter 1941 Victoria waved her hand dismissively. "Listen to me, let's put that matter aside for now. Andrew, do you know what special day today is?" Andrew paused, looking puzzled. "Today? It's still about ten days until Renewal Day, so I can't think of what special day it would be!" Victoria smiled. "Today is Kindling Night for us in the South. When I was little, my mentor would always celebrate it with me and my fellow apprentices at the training grounds.

Come on, I want to take you to experience it too." Andrew grinned. "Sounds great!" In the Peck residence, several cars were already running. Flower arrangements, along with various offerings, were neatly arranged in colorful displays that looked absolutely beautiful. Wealthy families always paid attention to details and honored traditional holidays. Calvin approached them with a flattering smile. "Victoria, let's go. It's almost time!" Victoria walked with Andrew, followed by Miles and Liliana.

like he did not even see him. After all, the two had

with me?" Victoria suggested as she climbed into the lead car first. Andrew did not think much of it and got into the passenger seat. Originally, he could have sat in the back with Victoria. After all, he still knew the proper boundaries to maintain.

toward the cathedral on the outskirts of Blumedale. ---- Every year around this time, Victoria would go there to offer prayers. It was not just the Peck family, but the Goldings, the Haywoods, and the Wrights would also all go for the prayer. Some prayed for family safety, others for wealth, and some for longevity; each had their own wishes. Andrew had never been one

anyone; he only believed in relying on himself. Nonetheless, since Victoria had gone out of her way to help him back in Goldridge, he figured tagging along was the least he could do to keep her happy. Even though Gabo Creek was in the South, the dead of winter still

seem to be quite close with the Wright family, aren't you?" Andrew openly admitted, "Yes, Victoria. You could say I have a voice in their decisions now." Victoria covered her mouth and