"67 years ago, in Lacock, Wiltshire, there was a seemingly empty house filled with beautiful flowers that captivated the 17-year-old Nicholas, who was on holiday to visit his relatives. But rumors said that every time a person went into that house-probably to pick something or to pick some of the lovely-looking flowers, there would be a possibility that he/she would lost their valuable belongings, including their souls! But that didn't stop Nicolas from going until he almost lost his own life when he came there...and encountered the God Ghost who was responsible for stealing the belongings"
Brief Intro: God Ghosts are a group of creatures who resemble humans in appearance but have the abilities like God; but are weak as Ghosts. Some of them have their own true forms, while others don't but possessed traits who are beyond human. Some also born normal, while others born tricksters and decide to cause annoyances to others. The only thing to make the naughty ones stop is to either taken them by force or adopt them in order to teach them manners. If you succeed, then he/she will be responsible for your safety and happiness, but you must do the same.
Other than "Ashton's Flowers", there will be some other short stories where these humans (who so happens to be British politicians on their earlier stages of career or still in school) encountered their lower-rank counterparts.
One Question, though: Will they able to take/adopt and civilize these creatures alive?
Just when she's decided to leave the Town, Lady Cressida Belverst is forced to marry Lord Calan Haverston, the man who coincidentally knows a way out. Agreeing to marry for all the wrong reasons, can Cressida and Calan find out where their hearts truly belong?
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It is impossible to leave the Town, but one woman is determined to escape with the help of her betrothed.
Lady Cressida Belverst has always been judged as a walking scandal. Oh, how she tries (on some rare occasions) to be proper! When her parents arrange for her to marry a rich lord, Cressida has had enough. She has to leave the Town because she will not be forced to live with a man she doesn't love. But what happens if the very man she's betrothed to is the only one who can help her get out?
Calan Haverston, the Lord of Easton, takes the risk and helps his betrothed by using his knowledge of the Town's secrets because he is as willing as she to stay free of marriage for reasons completely different. He has dark secrets he cannot share with her, and his life is not one he can likewise open to anyone. But what happens when she leaves after awakening desires he thought he has under control? And what happens when he finds himself longing for her?
Cressida goes to a completely different place, one she has only heard in stories and read in books, with hopes of finding what her heart has always longed for. But love, mystery and secrets will chase her and it will only be a matter of time before she realizes what her heart truly desires.
*This story is a standalone title in the Haverston Family series.