The Quest for the Origan de Rêve

By LadyZ

In a world filled with pollution and toxic fumes, two unlikely friends, a beautiful black curvy introverted woman with braids is a botanist named Justyne Dillard and a brash, but handsome adventurous treasure hunter with braids named Jévon Carson, embark on an epic journey to retrieve a magical plant known as the Origan de Rêve. This plant, when burned, clears the lungs of all toxins and offers a chance for closure to those who have been affected by the pollution. As they travel across treacherous lands and overcome numerous challenges, they not only grow closer as friends but also face their own personal demons and struggle with their pasts. This culminates in a final confrontation with a ruthless corporation that has been secretly exploiting the Origan de Rêve for its own gain, and our heroes must use all their wit, strength, and courage to save the plant and restore balance to the world.

• Language: English
• Publisher: XinXii
• Release date: Feb 27, 2024
• ISBN: 9783989834767

Book preview

Chapter 1

The grand hall of the botanical symposium was bustling with activity as botanists and enthusiasts from all over the world gathered to share their latest discoveries and exchange ideas. The air was thick with excitement and anticipation, and the chatter of eager voices filled the room. Justyne Dillard, a curvy but striking woman with braids neatly styled in a bun, stood at the podium, her eyes sparkling behind her glasses as she spoke passionately about the Origan de Rêve.

The Origan de Rêve, also known as the Dream Origanum, was a legendary plant said to have the power to cleanse the lungs of pollution. It was believed to have been first discovered by an ancient civilization that lived in harmony with nature, using its miraculous properties to keep their air clean and pure. Over time, the knowledge of its existence was lost to the sands of time, and it became little more than a myth. But Justyne, a botanist with a fierce determination and unwavering faith in the power of plants, was convinced that the Origan de Rêve still existed somewhere in the world, waiting to be rediscovered.

As Justyne finished her speech, the crowd