Man at War – Excerpt No. 162

“That was you?” Breanna said. “I pass it on the way to my lab(oratory)—room.”

That particular suite bordered the restricted area of The Grand and the wing open to the general public. The goddess chosen was not by accident, it detailed the purpose of the room. Other than drinking to excess and orgies.

“I’m glad it caught your eye,” Evelyn said.

There was a suggestive smile on Evelyn’s lips which persisted even as Cecil approached quietly and left the bill of fare on the table.

a surreal and vibrant cinematic photo of the Statue of Artemis in Greco-Roman style standing in the centre of a lavish art-deco inspired ballroom with intricate golden details and soft cream-colored marble floors, surrounded by ornate pillars and a grand crystal chandelier, the statue adorned in flowing white robes with delicate drapery, set against a backdrop of warm earthy tones and rich jewel-inspired colors, with subtle film grain and a sense of photorealistic depth, the Overall atmosphere is one of opulence and mystique, with the statue's facial features serene and enigmatic, and the setting evoking the luxury and glamour of 1915.

Disclaimer: This novel is an work in progress and readers may encounter grammatical errors and inconsistencies. Please view this a draft and not a published work.



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