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Secrets Of Loretto Legacy

In the imperial year 1820,  Luiza’s world collapsed when her mother left her on the night of her thirteenth birthday, never to be seen again. She was taken in by her biological father, a Duke. With no relatives or families, she now had to stay in the capital of Eunoia, where she was shunned from every piece of information.  For a few years, she lived the life of a quite noble.  However, an unexpected turn of events led her to a secret route, and she got her hands on a suspicious book that stated her mother had been murdered. Did she live in a world of lies? Was her mother truly lost, or had she been murdered? She started feeling skeptical of every event that had transpired in her life.  But could seventeen-year-old, timid Luiza truly uncover the truth behind her mother’s disappearance? Find out by reading Secrets of the Loretto Legacy!  ~ This story takes part in the WSA competition. There will be daily updates and each chapter will be 1k- 2k long. This book will not be discontinued, and I hope you all can support me! Thank you, Luwy (moonflower414)

Moonflower414 · Fantasy
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101 Chs

The Surprising Morning

The sun rays hit her eyes and slowly started to enlarge, and warmth pressed upon her cheeks. Luiza raised her hands, but this time she felt no barrier. She pressed her other hand on her cheek, and she could feel the warmth of the sun. 

 

"Am I alive?" She curled herself into a small ball. 

 

At that moment, all she wanted was a warm hug and the warmth of someone. She wanted to cry and cry. As if the sun goddess could hear her wounded heart, the sunrays kept her warm and gave her company. 

 

Her tears soaked her pillow, and she took a deep breath once she was done crying. Even if it were like last time, maybe this time she could give it a try. Her hopes had been crushed through and through, but maybe it would be different. 

 

She slowly opened her eyes. The entire place felt different; it was no longer a dark room or a burning house. As her eyes started to adjust to the light, she realized that she was in her room.