Week - 299 The Disappearance of the Heiress: Part One by merimiram

Description: If she really wanted to swim in the pool, the hotel staff could easily arrange for her to have a private bathing session. She had been here for two weeks. And that meant, thought Helene miserably, that there were still two more to go...

Week - 300 The Disappearance of the Heiress: Part Two by merimiram

Description: She had been here only two days, but that was still sufficient time to muse over the most ridiculous mistake of her life. Despite the rough Zoltan and the sneering Ymer, she wasn't afraid ...

Week - 301 The Disappearance of the Heiress: Part Three by merimiram

Description: Now, without the light behind him, if he turned around he would almost certainly see her. It was all or nothing. She began to run...

Week - 302 The Disappearance of the Heiress: Part Four by merimiram

Description: It was an uncharacteristically cool day in Brightvale. There were few customers inside the shop in the early afternoon, so they usually closed it for an hour or two and went for a walk through the meadow...

Week - 303 The Disappearance of the Heiress: Part Five by merimiram

Description: "Helene," said Myra's mother. "I am called Helene. Loren, I don't have time to explain everything right now..."

Week - 304 The Disappearance of the Heiress: Part Six by merimiram

Description: The house they stood in front of was not much bigger than the flat above Fruits of Brightvale, but someone – probably her governess – had grown Bluebells in a window box, which made it look somewhat more homelike...

Week - 309 The Garden of Ideas by merimiram

Description: I wasn't sure what he was talking about, but he had his 'Just wait and all will be revealed' expression on, so I didn't push further questions...

Week - 355 In the Eye of the Beholder: Part One by merimiram

Description: When Mademoiselle d’Embellir was a young red Usul, her parents had wanted her to become a dentist...

Week - 356 In the Eye of the Beholder: Part Two by merimiram

Description: "I will never raise prices," Mademoiselle d'Embellir said firmly. "My shop must be accessible to the poorest in Neopia."