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... ence, a home that was beginning to feel more like her own than the Ellington manor ever had.

To keep her mind from spiraling into anxiety about the future, she sought refuge in the one thing she truly understood, the one skill that was undeniably hers.

Dye making.

She went to the back of the house, where a small, detached room was located amongst the gardens. It was Eric’s private dye laboratory. He often frequents it when he wants to experiment. The moment she stepped in ...

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