LOGINGiselle lifted her head and looked at Kayden.His eyes were clear, with the unmistakable sincerity and faint nervousness of youth. His cheeks were slightly flushed from the smoke that rose from the barbecue.He was a good person, handsome, accomplished, easygoing, and from a good family, with a brig
Lythas paid no mind at all to the whispers or the phones trained on him. He simply continued, over and over, with the same unwavering determination, asking everyone who passed by, scanning each face with that hollow, obstinate stare.And each time, disappointment settled over him, and he turned to t
She remembered the study inside the keep, where he would sit with his back to her, hunched over his desk beneath the lamplight as he reviewed memorials late into the night, a robe draped over his shoulders.She remembered the plum grove on a snowy night, when he had held an umbrella over her and bru
When Giselle opened her eyes again, she was lying on the balcony of her apartment, still dressed in the T-shirt and jeans she had worn on the day she crossed over.Her phone buzzed beside her, its screen lit up with a message from her mother.[Gigi, go to bed early after watching the seven-star alig
Deep into autumn, the royal astronomer requested an urgent audience in the middle of the night.The old man's hair had turned completely white, and his face bore a strange mixture of excitement and dread. "My lord! A rare celestial phenomenon has appeared! At midnight tonight, five stars will align!
Every trace of color drained from Leoric's face. He opened his mouth to explain, to tell his father that he had only wanted to make him a little happier, even if only for a moment.But when he saw the bottomless grief and stillness in his father's eyes, the words caught in his throat. Instead, hot t







