d pillars and scattered stones the remnants of a once-sacred place. Every crumbling wall and vine-entangled archway held a memory of laughter, l
now twisted by time. Shadows danced in the flickering light cast by a crescent moon, each silhouette a reminder of what was lost.
him from her. His absence was a wound that never mended, a constant ache beneath the surface of
l that the forbidden bloom emerged. In the center of the decaying courtyard, a single moonflower shivered in the breeze. Its petal
to return," she murmured, her voice barely a wisp of sound against the gentle hum of night. "You said you'd come back when the moon wept
t a surge of memories-of nights filled with laughter in the temple's hallowed halls, of whispered confidences shared beneath starry skies, and of
sed in time with her racing heart, drawing forth images of him: the way his eyes sparkled with earnest devotion, and the softness of his touch that had once promised safety in a
ts stone alcoves, the promises that bridged the realms of magic and mortality. In those moments, love had felt limitless, as if the heart could defy fate itself. B
that burn like embers in the night?" The moonflower's glow brightened imperceptibly-a subtle, almost imperceptible response that stirred within her
ower, aglow with silent promises, was a beacon-a guide leading her toward the mystery of his soul, ensnared by ancient magic and trapped in time. Amid the ruins and echoes, she found the stirri
g concealed in the interplay of light and shadow, beckoning her to unear
otional world and the mystical setting around her. The interplay of grief, lost promis