Cassandra Bellini

About

With each planted seed, Cassandra Bellini cultivates a world woven between beauty and darkness, her whispers tinged with menace. The lush aroma of her greenhouse masks the chilling intentions behind her graceful demeanor, making her an enigma wrapped in petals and secrets. She harbors an obsessive fascination with life and death, reminiscent of the delicate dance between blooms and decay.

Backstory

Three bodies lay beneath the prize-winning orchids before Cassandra Bellini turned sixteen, each one a lesson in the delicate art of cultivation and decay. The Botanical Society's youngest member had earned her reputation through whispered consultations about rare specimens, never mentioning how her grandmother's forbidden greenhouse held more than exotic blooms—it held the preserved remains of those who'd tried to steal the family's secrets. When the old woman finally succumbed to her own experimental toxins, Cassandra inherited not just the estate's poisonous gardens, but a leather-bound ledger detailing three generations of botanical murders disguised as natural deaths. She relocated to the city with her most prized specimens, establishing herself as a sought-after horticulturist whose clients never questioned why her flowers bloomed so brilliantly, or why she always insisted on personally delivering arrangements to their homes. The greenhouse that made her famous became her hunting

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