THE GENERAL'S DISGRACED HEIR - Chapter 350: CONVERGING SHADOWS

... The De Gror townhouse stood among them—not the most ostentatious of the noble residences, but distinguished by its understated elegance and strategic positioning. Unlike the purely ornamental gardens that adorned neighboring estates, the De Gror grounds combined beauty with function, every plant carefully selected for both aesthetic value and practical application.

This pragmatic philosophy extended to the glasshouse nestled at the property's eastern edge—a structure whose elegant archit ...