HOUSE FLIPPER 2- Fireflower cottage, the fairytale begins

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Once upon a time, in a deep, enchanted forest, there lived a kind-hearted witch named Seraphina. She resided in a quaint, hexagon-shaped cottage, unlike any other. Her home was nestled amidst a vibrant garden of fireflowers, blossoms that glowed brilliantly, lighting up the night sky with their warm, fiery hues.
Seraphina's magic was as gentle as a summer breeze and as powerful as the ancient trees that surrounded her. Each evening, as the sun dipped below the horizon, she would whisper an incantation that made the fireflowers burst into a dazzling display of light, guiding lost travelers safely through the forest.
One fateful night, a young prince named Alaric, lost and weary from a long journey, stumbled upon the glowing path of fireflowers. Entranced by their beauty, he followed them to Seraphina's cottage. She welcomed him with open arms, offering a warm meal and a cozy place to rest.
As the days passed, Seraphina and Prince Alaric grew close. She taught him the secrets of the forest and the gentle magic of the fireflowers. In return, he shared tales of his kingdom and his quest to find a rare, healing herb that could save his ailing father, the king.
Determined to help, Seraphina ventured into the heart of the forest, where the rare herb grew. With her knowledge and a touch of magic, she found the plant and brought it back to Alaric. Grateful and amazed by her bravery, the prince invited Seraphina to return to the kingdom with him.
With the healing herb in hand, they journeyed to the kingdom. Seraphina's magic saved the king, and her kindness and wisdom earned her a place of honor in the royal court. But Seraphina, ever connected to her enchanted forest, chose to return to her hexagon cottage, visiting the kingdom often.
From that day on, the fireflowers continued to light the forest, a beacon of hope and magic. And Seraphina, the kind witch of the hexagon cottage, became a beloved legend, her tale illuminating the hearts of all who heard it.