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That’s Marriage [1917]
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That's Marriage begins in an ordinary kitchen, with a cold cup of coffee and a remark that surprises them both. Terry’s half-laugh, half-sob response to Orville’s observation isn’t just about the coffee—it’s about something that’s been quietly missing between them. That he noticed at all seems unbelievable to her. After all, marriage has a way of dulling the edges, of turning attentiveness into routine, and love into assumption. But in that moment, something breaks open. A simple gesture…-
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Farmer in the Dell [1919]
Farmer in the Dell opens with Ben Westerveld quietly enduring a life he never wanted. Once a prosperous and hard-working farmer in southern Illinois, Ben has now retired to the city, pushed by his wife Bella's desire for a more modern lifestyle. In Chicago, surrounded by brick and noise, he finds himself restless and increasingly out of place. Though financially secure, his days are empty, stripped of the purpose and pride that came with managing his own land. While Bella thrives on shopping trips and…-
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CHAPTER 1
The chapter opens with Avery, the protagonist, in the grand library of Hawthorne House, surrounded by reminders of the Hawthorne dynasty. Her lawyer, Alisa Ortega, insists on discussing her upcoming eighteenth birthday and the implications for her massive inheritance. Avery, however, is more focused on a bet with Jameson Hawthorne to uncover hidden passages in the mansion. Her dismissive attitude toward Alisa’s concerns highlights her determination to prioritize the game over her impending wealth and…-
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CHAPTER 2
The chapter opens with the protagonist lying in bed, reminiscing about receiving a symbolic bronze key pin from Jameson and the Hawthorne brothers—a token marking her acceptance into their group. As she resists dwelling on a memory involving Grayson, she distracts herself by anonymously donating to charitable causes using her unlimited credit card, a privilege granted ahead of inheriting the Hawthorne fortune. The scene establishes her emotional ties to the family and her restless anticipation for…-
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CHAPTER 3
The chapter opens with the protagonist reflecting on the chaotic weeks spent juggling charity events, school exams, and unanswered calls from Grayson. Amidst this turmoil, they find solace in honing their shooting skills at the Hawthorne estate's private range. Though uncomfortable with firearms, the protagonist recognizes the necessity of self-defense after surviving multiple life-threatening situations since inheriting Tobias Hawthorne's fortune. Nash, their mentor, praises their progress, highlighting…-
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CHAPTER 4
The chapter opens on the protagonist's eighteenth birthday, where she wakes to find an extravagant midnight green ball gown hanging in her doorway, adorned with black jewels and accompanied by a cryptic note: "WEAR ME IF YOU DARE." Recognizing the handwriting as Jameson Hawthorne's, she confronts him at the edge of the Black Wood, where he awaits in a white tuxedo beside a hot-air balloon. Their reunion is charged with tension and passion, culminating in a fiery kiss, though their moment is observed by her…-
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CHAPTER 5
The chapter opens with the protagonist waking up beside Jameson, her ball gown draped over the bed. She reflects on his mysterious scar, which he has never explained truthfully, and resists the urge to touch him before leaving the room. After picking up her Hawthorne pin and dressing, she heads downstairs, where she finds Grayson alone in the dining room. Their conversation is tense, as Grayson reminds her that the estate will soon be hers, signaling an inevitable change in their dynamics. Despite her…-
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CHAPTER 6
The chapter opens with the protagonist, Avery, grappling with the secret of Toby’s daughter, Eve, which she has kept hidden at Toby’s request. When Eve unexpectedly appears at the gates of Hawthorne House, Avery is overwhelmed by emotion but quickly shifts into protective mode, aware of the potential harm Eve’s presence could cause Grayson, who is emotionally fragile. Eve’s striking resemblance to Emily Laughlin—a figure tied to the Hawthorne family’s painful past—heightens Avery’s urgency…-
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CHAPTER 7
The chapter opens with a tense encounter between Grayson Hawthorne and Avery, where Grayson's controlled demeanor cracks upon seeing Eve, a girl who strikingly resembles his late love, Emily. Grayson initially believes he's hallucinating, revealing his fragile mental state and past struggles. Avery physically grounds him, insisting Eve is real and explaining her connection to Toby, Grayson's adopted uncle. The revelation that Eve is Toby's biological daughter—and thus shares Emily's bloodline—adds…-
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CHAPTER 8
The chapter opens with the protagonist allowing Eve, a mysterious newcomer, to use their shower, a decision driven by the desire to keep her under surveillance. Tensions rise as Jameson, shirtless and in the protagonist's bed, notices Eve, while Grayson struggles to look away from the bathroom door. The protagonist observes the brothers' reactions—Jameson's guarded poker face and Grayson's obvious discomfort—hinting at unresolved emotions tied to Eve's resemblance to Emily, a figure from their past.…-
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