When Flowers Turn to Fire

Astrid Weylind had always believed in love. She had believed in the promises made to her by Dante Valleran, the man she gave her heart to. But when Dante’s obsession with his fiancée, Seraphina, pushed him to betray Astrid again and again, she was left shattered and broken. After years of living in the shadow of their toxic relationship, Astrid decides it’s time to walk away—no matter the cost.

In the aftermath, she builds a new life in a quiet cottage, trying to heal from the wounds left by Dante's manipulation. But even as she plants bluebells in her garden and begins to write again, Dante refuses to let her go. He returns, desperate to make amends, promising to change, to be the man she needs him to be.

But Astrid knows better now. Her journey toward healing means she must let go of the past, even if it means leaving him behind forever. As she learns to live for herself, she discovers that peace comes not from forgiveness, but from finding strength in her own heart.

When Flowers Turn to Fire is a story of self-discovery, the painful process of letting go, and the beauty that emerges when we choose to bloom in our own time.