Twilight Phantom Part Two

Author: You Sulan
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This story makes me feel sad; it is the most despairing and hopeless survivor among all my stories, yet I don’t want to change it because it is built upon the possibility of a real past. Countess Annetasia, from a young age, was warned not to go to the east wing of Rosemary Castle—a place covered in blooming flowers and roses—because the east wing harbored a long-sealed demon, and at night, a lonely fairy would take people to her dark realm for companionship.
At the age of seven, Annetasia couldn’t resist the temptation of the magnificent flower sea and came alone. She didn’t encounter the demon but unexpectedly met a stunning "big brother." He was so handsome, his voice so gentle, as soft as the night, bringing her a sense of peace. His beautiful face and those eyes seemed to have settled all the sadness and tears in the world. Who was he? Why was he living alone in this boundless flower sea, said to be haunted? Annetasia was puzzled.
What shocked her even more was that a few days later, a funeral was held in the east wing without a priest’s blessing, and lying in the black coffin was the handsome "big brother" she had met days earlier—a golden-haired man with sapphire eyes and a delicate aristocratic nose!
Time passed, and in the blink of an eye, nine years later, Annetasia had grown into a graceful and elegant upper-class lady. At a banquet, she met a stunning golden-haired young man—Hystasyl. Carrying an unknown emotion, Annetasia feared him yet couldn’t help but fall in love with him. They quickly fell in love.
A series of inexplicable murders occurred: The perverted Duke, who lusted after Hystasyl’s beauty, died in his mansion, and his friends, the Delfont family, also perished. Shortly after, Annetasia’s fiancé, the Earl of Ashburn, died in a mysterious car accident during a heavy rain. The suspect was pinned on Hystasyl.
When Annetasia’s father, the Earl of Fitzrose, learned of his daughter’s relationship with Hystasyl, he was horrified. He realized that the long-standing nightmare was real—the child he had killed nine years ago with his ex-wife had turned into a demon and was now avenging himself fiercely.
Rosemary was once a symbol used by lovers to represent "unwavering love" in ancient times. In the novel, it carries the meaning of "a twist of fate." This "bewitching herb" is sent to the one you love, and it will secretly tell her your heart.
Legend says that a demon can only be redeemed by swallowing a "tear of Jesus," yet the result of swallowing that tear is bleeding from all seven orifices and complete death.
A ghostly man, the stepbrother of Annetasia’s half-sister, falls in love with her at first sight. What will become of him?