Vivienne immediately announced she was heading down the mountain.
Sensing the toxic aura radiating off her and the murder in her eyes, her entourage was nervous enough to offer an escort. But Vivienne shot them down with an icy wave of her hand, insisting on going alone with absolute finality.
Knowing full well how unhinged she could be, no one dared to argue and wisely backed off.
Soon after, she shouldered her backpack and marched out.
Vivienne stayed down in the valley for hours, from the peak of afternoon until the sun sank below the horizon. It wasn't until the twilight faded and the thick, suffocating blackness of night swallowed the mountains that she trudged back, carrying the chill of the evening wind with her.
The moment she returned, someone rushed over to ask how she was feeling and if she had eaten dinner. Vivienne treated them like ghosts, clutching her heavy black backpack tightly to her chest as she stormed into her room and bolted the door shut, locking out everyone and everything.
Inside the stifling, dimly lit room, she sat at the desk and went straight to work on the contents of her bag. Sorting through massive stacks of freshly printed smear posters, her eyes gleamed with a psychotic, venomous obsession.
She stayed holed up in her room late into the night. Once she was absolutely certain the camp was dead silent, she cracked her door open and slipped out under the cover of darkness.
The moonlight was sickly and faint, leaving visibility practically at zero. Melting into the shadows, she moved with swift, calculated precision. Armed with a thick wad of smear posters and a bottle of glue, she glided silently through every corner of the village.
Going door to door, she meticulously plastered the sheets dead center on everyone's front doors, ensuring they were impossible to miss. She didn't stop there. Tree trunks, the community bulletin board, hallway walls, and even the exterior stone walls...
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Im enjoying this book very much, however it's really taking long for silas and willow to start dating she has to know his feeling by know and the pending divorce...