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The air smelled of paper, ink, and old timber — the comforting perfume of imagination and memory intertwined. Clara Wilson, barely sixteen years old, stood on a small stool behind the front window, her forehead resting lightly against the cool glass. Her breath fogged the pane as she traced absent shapes in the mist with her fingertip. She watched raindrops race one another downward, merging, separating, vanishing at the sill. There was something hypnotic in their movement — a quiet competition with no clear winner.

She had been here more than once, and she was very familiar with the layout and furnishings here. Clara strolled around slowly and opened a drawer. Unexpectedly, she found a piece of drawing paper in it. There was a half-finished drawing on the piece of drawing paper. It was a young girl who had a black scarf covering her face. The girl had beautiful black hair that was raised like an arc in the wind. Her fringe covered her brows which looked as radiant as the stars. This was… Clara’s heart beat frantically. She took the piece of drawing paper out from the drawer immediately. The anger accumulating in her heart had already reached its peak at this moment!

No one cried. Nobody ran. No one left. Maybe because they were too old for it. Perhaps because they had learned a long time ago that the sadst things of the World is rarely the most dangerous. So they just stood there. The last window room. And looked at the girl. Clara looked like she wasn't older than 12. Her dress was simple. A little old-fashioned. The dark hair fell on her shoulders. And her eyes... Her eyes were the first thing Aren noticed.

Arthur smiled at her as he locked her lips in a passionate kiss. Clara was the first to break the kiss as she smiled at Arthur, her eyes curved in a gentle way making her cute. “ I'll have to think about it then,” she said smiling while Arthur lovingly roughen up her hair. She walked into the room taking in the scenario, yellow was her favorite color and still is but after her parents death she has withdrawn so much from her past self. Though she wasn't an introvert while growing up, she had a good relationship with her parents and always told them how her days went in school. She loved them a lot and they always made time for her despite their busy schedules. She left Arthur's embrace and s

But the weight in my voice pushes her forward. She takes the phone. Clara's fingers feel strangely numb against the smooth glass. The first image loads instantly, it was Aiden and Gina. Too close to be explained away. His hand at her back, her head tilted toward his shoulder, the intimacy casual and unguarded. It was not posed but real. Clara’s breath catches, sharp and shallow, but she keeps scrolling. More pictures, in different places. A restaurant she recognizes. An apartment she doesn't have. Smiles she’s seen before, now rearranged into something unmistakable.

Then connected to the projector. And suddenly— images exploded into the air. Not clear at first. Fragments. A corridor. White light. A woman running. Clara. Younger. Breathing hard. Holding something in her arms. A child. Tiny. Wrapped in white cloth. Aurelia stared. The image sharpened. Clara reached the same chamber. This same room. She looked terrified. And behind her— father entered. Younger too. Unwounded. Calm. But furious.

She was at the photoshoot for the latest Marisspasia cosmetics line magazine front cover. Clara, the focus of everyone in the shooting studio, was standing amidst a garden setting, dressed in a stunning white bustier dress that featured a flowing gown with elegant long slits. Her attire was complemented by delicate blue diamond earrings and a matching necklace, which drew attention to her captivating ocean-blue eyes. She was wearing bright red lipstick, flawless makeup, and vibrant red polished nails, showcasing the company’s latest cosmetics line. On her left was a huge standing fan that created a windblown effect, making her hair and dress slits flutter, giving her the appearance of a dang

she asked. Clara was so proud of her friend. She was showing signs of life again. They both watched as Arthur crawled forward, easing his member back into his wife's sex after sharing a loving kiss. He could basically make contact with any of three attractive women, but his eyes always were drawn back to Kira.

Me: What are you doing right now? Clara: Sitting on the dorm roof. Sunset. Florence looks unreal from up here. I pictured her there—knees pulled to her chest, hair catching the light, sketchbook balanced on her thighs. The image hit so sharp it almost hurt. Me: Save the view for me. Three dots. Then: Clara: I’m scared, Nolan. That honesty—the way she never hid from the truth with me—nearly undid me. Me: Me too. But I’d rather be scared with you than safe without you.

All Chamberlains were to be brought back to the family home that night. Freya had not even finished her intake paperwork before they knocked her out and sent her back. The others were no different. It did not matter where they were or what they were doing. Across the city, groups of men in black found each of them and brought them home. … Clara had been chasing evidence ever since the art exhibition shattered her world. She refused to accept that Oscar was Remi. She needed proof that he was not. She had found none. Instead, she discovered how small the painting circles in Silverton were. Word had already spread. Every studio she entered met her with cold stares or a door in her face.