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UKE'S POV.

"You can leave, Elvis." I said softly. The last time I'd stepped foot into that wing was when mother died.

Not wanting to grow soft, I never walked in there, but instead, kept on hardening myself, becoming worse day by day.

Elvis bowed, and walked away, while I stared at the door. It almost felt like Mom would just come out, with a smile, and with the fresh cookies she baked herself.

If there were any two things Mom was proud of, it was of me and of baking. She'd show me off to the maids, and did the same whenever she baked. She longed to rival the Royal Caterer in the Palace.

Taking an heavy step, I pushed the door open. Everything from the furnitures to the accessories were covered in a white sheet, so dust and moisture wouldn't ruin them.

There was her personal living room, and the sofas on which she always crocheted.