The Wood Carving Promise
The siblings reminisce about a childhood promise involving wood carvings, revealing a deep bond and a special room filled with carvings that hold sentimental value. The youngest sister insists on keeping a specific carving despite it being ruined, leading to a renewed promise from her brother. Meanwhile, Cain Wilder's persistent request to meet adds an element of mystery and potential conflict.What urgent matter does Cain Wilder have that he insists on meeting despite waiting all morning?
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