Chapters

But Ceciphina did not have the problem of seeing things. She was certain she had seen it. She opened her […]

One day earlier. The night was as thick as ink, impossible to dissolve. At the edge of the forest, a

Sylvia sat on the edge of the bed, looking at the dull gray-black cloth piled in the corner. A light

Aelia closed her mouth. She hugged the large piece of cloth and the few loaves of bread, and walked into

The old man took out a key and opened the door. Inside was a very small room. It was truly

At the same time, supported by Aelia and Verani, Sylvia finally walked out of that long road leading away from

Bloodrose finally found her own head. She held it in her arms and pressed it back against her neck. “Click.”

Verani looked at the crying mother and daughter with clear impatience. She suddenly stepped forward, coming right up to Sylvia,

Bloodrose narrowed her eyes slightly, as if savoring the countdown. “Eight.” Sylvia no longer cared about picking up the money.

Verani walked at the very front. Sylvia held Aelia’s hand and followed behind. Sylvia’s eyes turned toward the sky outside