The air outside the restaurant buzzed with the sounds of a lively crowd, tourists milling about in every direction.
Vivian took a steadying breath, closing her eyes before reopening them. Trusting her instincts, she moved forward, weaving through several narrow alleys. Before long, she found herself at the edge of Dewhurst.
A heavy, lingering aura of negative energy hung in the air near an ancient tree.
The tree stood tall, its age likely spanning four or five centuries. A sudden realization hit her. "Isn't this the same tree I saw earlier at the inn? The young man was near it."
The surroundings felt eerily familiar, mirroring the scene she had encountered earlier at the inn. Snow, which had already begun to fall, was now coming down in thick, heavy flakes.
Vivian could sense the negative presence within the illusion before her.
Recognizing the source, she moved toward it. As she drew closer, a biting cold swept over her, snowflakes landing gently on her skin and hair.
The sensation of the snow was startlingly real, far more tangible than the illusion conjured by the negative item. Just as she began to feel uneasy, her gaze landed on Manfred.
He lay next to the tree, staring at it as though in a trance, seemingly unconscious.
Vivian hurried to his side. Now that she was closer, she couldn't help but notice how striking his features were, even more so up close than from a distance.
She had encountered many beautiful people in her life—Skylar, Joe, Janine, Steven, Charles, Harvey, Mona, and Thelma—all possessing remarkable looks.
But none of them carried the same air of stubbornness and detachment that Manfred did. There was something almost fragile about him, a delicate vulnerability that contrasted with his hardened exterior.
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Can more chapters be uploaded please . I have been anxiously waiting to read more. Thank you...
More chapters please...
Is the author going to finally portray Skylark as a brave woman who can argue and communicate like a normal person in this real world? Hoping so.......
I don't like this story portraying Skylark's personality as too weak, too naive, Can't even defend herself Like accepting every humiliation from Vera's schemes and injustice without saying anything or doing anything. I wonder who is the protagonist in this novel, Vera or Skylark....