EriksAngelOfMusic22

He called her 'Son parfait est monté; le fait de monter sans une épine.' 'His perfect rose; the rose without a thorn.", but Aimee was far from perfect. She pretended to be perfect for him, but in secret, she yearned for freedom. Which was why that night, during 'Don Juan Triumphante', she feigned a bit of tiredness to leave Comte Philippe, her brother's, presence. She brushed away her long, red curls, and made her way down from Box 5 to the Grand Hall. From there, she seemed to be called to a certain hallway; a dark hallway that was dimly lit by a few candles. Only seeing a few people passing her, Aimee made her way d