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🌸 Pastel & Aesthetic Bathroom
1. Read a book with a pink, blue, or pastel cover 🎀
2. Read a book that makes you feel cozy 💕
3. Read a book featuring a makeover or transformation 💄
✅1. Read the second book from a series✅2. Read a book with "two" or a related word (double, pair, etc.) in the title
✅3. Read a book written by two authors
✅4. Read a book with dual timelines
✅5. Read a book that focuses on second chances
✅6. Read a book about a dynamic duo
✅7. Read a book you've previously started but you couldn't finish
✅8. Read a retelling or a modern adaptation of a classic story
✅9. Read a book set in two different locations
✅10. Read a book that explores two parallel life paths and choices that change everything
Here is your personal point account and your first 3 points!Points: 59
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Investigation - William EverettDaniel: (Glancing up) “Thank you for agreeing to speak with me, Mr. Everett. I understand you’ve been with the Donovan family for quite some time.”
William: (Nods) “Nearly thirty years, Mr. Hunt. I’ve served this household since before James and Sarah were born.”
Daniel: “Thirty years is a long time. You must know the family better than anyone.”
William: (Smoothly) “My role is to ensure the household runs smoothly and the family’s privacy is respected. I observe, yes, but only insofar as it pertains to my duties.”
Daniel: “And yet, I imagine you’ve seen your share of conflicts within these walls.”
William: (Pauses, choosing his words carefully) “Every family has its disagreements, Mr. Hunt. The Donovans are no exception, though they are... more passionate than most.”
Daniel: “Passionate enough for things to turn violent?”
William: (His expression doesn’t change) “I wouldn’t presume to speculate. My focus is always on diffusing tension, not escalating it.”
Daniel: (Stepping closer) “Were there tensions the night James died?”
William: (Hesitates, then nods) “There was a heated exchange during dinner. Mr. James was in rare form, I’m afraid. He seemed... frustrated.”
Daniel: “Frustrated with whom?”
William: (Glances at the floor briefly, then back at Daniel) “There were words exchanged between Mr. James and Miss Sarah, though I didn’t catch the specifics. Later, I saw Mr. Maxwell Carter speaking with him in the study. That, too, seemed tense.”
Daniel: (Leaning forward slightly) “Did you overhear any of their conversation?”
William: “No, sir. I don’t eavesdrop. But when Mr. Carter left, he appeared... agitated.”
Daniel: “Agitated how?”
William: (Pauses, carefully phrasing his response) “He was pacing in the hallway, muttering to himself. I offered to escort him to his car, but he waved me off.”
Daniel: “And what about you? Where were you after that?”
William: “I spent most of the evening ensuring the other guests were comfortable. Mrs. Graves requested tea in the sunroom, and I delivered a tray to Miss Sarah in her room. I retired shortly before midnight.”
Daniel: “Did you see or hear anything unusual after that?”
William: (Shakes his head) “No, sir. The house was quiet when I retired. It wasn’t until the morning that I was informed of Mr. James’s... passing.”
Daniel: “You’ve worked here long enough to understand the dynamics of this household. Do you believe anyone in this family could have done this?”
William: (His expression tightens ever so slightly) “It is not my place to pass judgment, Mr. Hunt. But I will say this: strong emotions can drive people to act in ways they might later regret.”
Daniel: (Watching him closely) “You sound as though you’ve seen something like this before.”
William: (A faint smile) “I’ve been in service for three decades, sir. One learns to anticipate the storms before they arrive.”
Daniel: “And yet you didn’t anticipate this one?”
William: (His smile fades, and he looks Daniel squarely in the eye) “No one could have anticipated this, Mr. Hunt. Mr. James had his flaws, but I never imagined this would be his fate.”
Daniel: “Thank you, Mr. Everett. If anything else comes to mind, you know where to find me.”
William: (Bows slightly) “Of course, sir. I only wish I could be of more help.”
Daniel: (Nods, closing his notepad) “You’ve been more helpful than you realize.”
William: (Straightens, his expression unreadable) “If I may, Mr. Hunt... I hope you find the answers you’re looking for. Mr. James may have made enemies, but he was still a Donovan. That alone makes him worth remembering.”
Daniel: (Turning to leave, his tone thoughtful) “Every detail helps, Mr. Everett. Sometimes the smallest ones tell the biggest stories.”
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10 points for completing 20 tasksAnastasia
Cats
Jasmine
5 points for completing 10 tasksAnastasia
Cats
Fiona
Aya
Jasmine
Nadine
ParticipantsAnastasia 20/20
Aya 15/20
Cats 20/20
Elena 5/20
Fiona 17/20
Jasmine 20/20
Jennifer 0/20
Nadine 11/20
Natasha 7/20
Nistha 6/20
Runenmädchen 0/20
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1. Please create one comment as a space for all your completions. No new thread will be made.
2. This challenge is for 20 books. There's a post with 50 lists, of which you can choose 20. Of each of these 20 lists, read one book. Books can only be used for one list. You can read in any order. You will receive one point for each completed book. Additionally, you will receive 5 points for completing 10 books and 10 points for all 20 books.
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🏡 Simple & Functional Bathroom
1. Read a book with a white or minimalist cover ⚪
2. Read a book where a character has a morning routine ☀️
3. Read a book with a short title (3 words or fewer) 📖
🛁 Step 5: Choose Your BathroomEvery home needs a bathroom! What kind of vibe do you want for yours?
🏛 Luxury Spa Bathroom
10 points
1. Read a book with a relaxing or calming vibe 🌿
2. Read a book featuring self-care or personal growth ✨
3. Read a book with a cover that has water, bubbles, or candles 💦
🖤 Dark & Moody Bathroom
7 points
🌸 Pastel & Aesthetic Bathroom
5 points
🌊 Ocean-Themed Bathroom
3 points
🏡 Simple & Functional Bathroom
0 points
🛏️ Step 4: Choose Your BedroomWhat vibe do you want in your sleeping space?
💎 Glamorous & Elegant
10 points
1. Read a book with a fancy or rich character 💎
2. Read a book with a jewel color on the cover (emerald, ruby, sapphire) 💚❤️💙
3. Read a book set in high society 🏛️
🌿 Bohemian & Relaxed
7 points
🌙 Dark & Mysterious
5 points
Soft & Pastel
3 points
🛸 Futuristic & High-Tech
0 points
Surprise
0 points
