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CHAPTER 22: GRAYSON
Grayson exits the house and overhears a tense conversation between Acacia and Kent Trowbridge, a lawyer. Acacia is visibly upset, accusing Trowbridge of leaving her daughter unattended overnight without notifying her. Trowbridge defends his actions, claiming the child needed to learn a lesson, while Acacia asserts he has no right to interfere. Grayson, skilled at blending into his surroundings, silently moves closer to observe the exchange. The confrontation reveals underlying tensions, with Trowbridge…-
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CHAPTER 52: JAMESON
In this chapter, Jameson reflects on his upbringing playing strategic games with his grandfather, recognizing the value of observation before action. The scene unfolds with a tense exchange between Katharine Payne, a seasoned Member of Parliament, and Branford, a member of the Johnstone-Jameson family. Katharine’s cryptic remarks suggest she is acting on behalf of Bowen Johnstone-Jameson, Branford’s brother, hinting at a deeper power struggle. Jameson, alongside Avery and Zella, watches the interaction…-
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Stolen Moments: Reid
Reid watches Lou sleep peacefully, her rhythmic breathing a stark contrast to his own restless state. Since Modraniht, sleep eludes him, and when it comes, it brings dark, disturbing dreams. A shadowy figure, Absalon—a matagot drawn to troubled souls—joins him, reinforcing his inner turmoil. Reid tries to dismiss the creature but ultimately allows its presence, a silent acknowledgment of his unspoken distress. Lou wakes and notices Reid’s wakefulness, her concern evident as she searches his eyes.…-
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Pride Goeth Before the Fall: Lou
Lou, the protagonist, is consumed by anger and isolation after being abandoned by a significant figure (likely Reid) without explanation. She drowns her frustration in whiskey while observing others in the tavern—Ansel, Coco, and their companions—laughing together, which only deepens her sense of alienation. The group watches her warily, as if she’s a ticking time bomb. Lou reflects on their fractured relationship, convinced she only gave him the truth he demanded, yet he left anyway. Her worry for…-
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Chapter 260
Chapter 260 of All the Colors of the Dark brings the story to the captivating and tranquil setting of the Outer Banks, where Charlotte and Saint find themselves in a reflective mood, surrounded by the natural beauty of the coastline. Charlotte, wearing a wide-brimmed hat, stands on the sandy beach, gazing at the sailboats in the distance, the soft waves of the ocean offering a gentle backdrop to her thoughts. The expansive shoreline, with its crystal-clear waters, mirrors the serenity they both crave after…-
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Chapter 211
Chapter 211 of All the Colors of the Dark immerses readers in the bleak and oppressive atmosphere of Patch’s solitary confinement, where the small, windowless cell becomes a symbol of his physical and emotional imprisonment. The cell measures just seven by twelve feet, with a cramped bed near the toilet, offering little space for movement or privacy. The only light flickers from yellow bulbs, casting a dim glow over the stone walls that are damp and cold, heightening the sense of isolation. As Patch lies…-
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Chapter 177
Chapter 177 begins with Patch lingering outside a red-brick gallery on Wooster Street, where a large crowd has gathered for an exhibition showcasing his artwork. The setting pulses with energy as visitors mingle under warm evening lights, sipping drinks and discussing the bold visuals inside. Though Patch is the artist behind the show, he feels like an outsider among the well-dressed attendees—many of whom he doesn’t recognize but who seem to know his name. Within the gallery walls, Charlotte and Sammy…-
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Chapter 26
Chapter 26 begins in a quiet, snow-draped December, where Saint receives a vintage Nikon camera from her grandmother as a thoughtful Christmas gift. It’s an old model, worn with history, but beautiful in its own right. With it comes only a single roll of film, along with a gentle warning: “Choose your subjects carefully.” That advice lingers in Saint’s mind like a quiet echo as she ventures into the wintry woods near her home, ready to capture the fleeting beauty of the cold season. Trees look…-
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Chapter 42
Chapter 42 of All the Colors of the Dark transports the reader to a dark, suffocating room where the protagonist finds himself isolated in a setting that is both physically and emotionally confining. The room is marked by black-painted drywall and oppressive humidity, giving the sense of being trapped in an unfamiliar and alien space. Despite the absence of visible physical restraints, such as cuffs or chains, the protagonist feels bound by the darkness that surrounds him and the emptiness that fills the…-
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