The Dinner

Theo Xarden's estate possessed an inherent beauty intertwined with an air of enigma that was truly captivating. As Rosalie's carriage slowly moved through the expanse of the vast winter garden enveloping the magnificent mansion, she found herself utterly entranced by the grandeur and the unexpected allure that unfolded before her very eyes. Even beneath the veil of a thick, pristine layer of snow, every detail seemed to emanate a unique and exquisite charm, leaving her in awe of the winter wonderland that had come to life.

In the tranquil embrace of evening's gentle twilight, the noble estate unfolded its winter enchantment. A grand mansion, cloaked in ivy-laden stone walls, stood as a sentinel to humble opulence. Each window, softly illuminated from within, cast a warm amber glow upon the snow-draped gardens.