For the workers of the estate, the recent introduction of the hot spring was a revelation. Morale had soared, their spirits lifted by the promise of relaxation and rejuvenation.
The workers' families, who had long suffered from ailments—bad knees, fatigue, and the relentless burdens of life—found solace in the hot spring. The whispers of rejuvenation spread like wildfire through the territory, and soon, the estate's butler found himself burdened with requests from townsfolk eager to immerse themselves in the healing embrace of the springs. Yet Sienna-Rose remained silent on the matter.
In the aftermath of the hot spring's unveiling, as the one who'll spend the night with Sienna-Rose, Sophia lay sprawled on top of Sienna-Rose's body, her breath coming in soft, measured gasps.
"You know, it would be better if we could have access for the public to the hot spring, I mean." Sophia is a mess; she can't think straight.
