Inside the vast territory of the Blake family, there was a secluded manor just off the main building. It is surrounded by a low wrought-iron fence, hiding a world of silence and aromas.
The house itself is a two-storey building made of light stone with wide windows covered with ivy. Inside, perfect order reigned, maintained only by a couple of loyal servants who worked, moved silently, trying not to disturb the peace of the only mistress.
The main pride of the estate is a small but lush garden. An open wooden gazebo, painted white, is installed in the center of it. Its carved railings are entwined with climbing roses of the new world, which create a living wall from the wind.
