Madman's Cure (Madman Duet Book 2) by V.F. Mason

Author:V.F. Mason [Mason, V.F.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2019-10-16T16:00:00+00:00

Cassandra

The first thing I notice about the house when we enter through the massive doors is that everything has changed.

No longer do gold and red along with black trim coat the walls of this house, giving it an aura of luxury and, strangely enough, loneliness. It always amazed me how a house so full of people and two kids could be so dark, like a permanent illness that no one could cure resided in it.

Whenever I asked Mom about it, she would change the subject, telling me that we should mind our own business and that these images lived only in my head.

But thinking about it now makes me wonder if she knew some of the secrets these walls held, and that’s why my parents had such loyalty to this family no matter what. The only thing that broke the camel’s back was Ridge’s refusal to believe me.

I stop, pressing my hands to my chest, because now, without anger and hurt coating my judgment, I can’t understand how the man who had always been kind to me, despite having a dominant presence that everyone was afraid of, could have been so cold to me after my tragedy.

Was it because his kids were threatened? Or because once again something happened that I’m not aware of?

Shaking my head, I focus back on the house or rather the different shades of purple, colors that now are reflected over this house, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere that one wants to bask in and never leave.

From the lavender walls and curtains divided by white lace to purple furniture and fluffy carpets. Different artwork graces the walls showcasing the views of the ocean, like various snaps in time with one starting at sunrise and ending with the sunset.

Walking farther from the hallway, I peek into the spacious living room that has massive couches and chairs with a silver chandelier dangling above, sending crystal reflections off the floor, almost blinding me as it glistens so brightly.

My nose twitches at the scent, and I search for the source of it, spotting several vases on tables with roses.

It’s almost like someone spilled rose perfume in here.

I see a dining table in the distance and blink in surprise, because it can only hold around ten people, a contrast to the one they used to have before that would have seated forty people.

The terrace door leading into their garden is white and no curtains block the magnificent view it opens up too.

Oh my God.

This house is lovely!

I haven’t seen it all, but if the rest of it is like all this…

Then what?

“You can explore it further if you want,” Eudard suggests, leaning on the doorjamb, his gaze glued to me. “Although the colors are the same,” he says with his detached tone, and it doesn’t escape my notice how he doesn’t elaborate on the comment he made back in the car.

Loving you was a privilege I didn’t have.

Does he have it now? But then he never called it love, right?

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