Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Evil Fae Meets Her Match: Kabanata 1 - Kabanata 10

Two weeks after they settled in the human realm, Genève ran out of patience. She'd been begging her mother and Aunt Adonis to let her see Talon since the day they had arrived. Every day, they asked her to give it some time. Her mother pleaded with her, “Derik must blame us for his fall from grace. He is hurting and angry. They will not protect you.” Genève knew he would not harm her. She also knew for certain she was secure with Talon. He would lay down his life to shield her and then use his last breath to mend her broken heart. She decided that to appease her mother, she would send him a telegram. She watched day and night, waiting for his reply. While she waited, she searched for the ingredients to make her magical brownies. She had to go to multiple shops to find what was needed, but it helped to take her mind off things. On the fourth turn of the moon, when she had located all the elements but one, a reply arrived. My dearest Genève, how could we ever blame you? Our parents be

Two Years LaterGeneve was thankful she was still alive. She spent her days trying to adjust to her current reality. She felt empty, and she understood that would never change. Anwyn was more than just the world she lived, it was part of her. As a child, she had woven tiny pieces of her soul into the essence of the realm. Few had ever seen Anwyn's spirit before, and no others had manipulated the energy. No one else realized it, but Anwyn was a living thing. The realm cried out for Genève, drawing her in. She knew if she could get back, she would feel Talon there. She didn’t care what her aunt said. She knew without a doubt that he would be there waiting, if she could only make it home. Adonis was not someone to be trusted. Genève had learned the hard way not to trust anyone. She reluctantly decided to let her aunt live. She needed her so she could start a life somewhere new. She just could not live among all these ghosts. Adonis had already garnered numerous connections, and she may

Trapped–how did I let us get trapped? Cade asked himself as he sat on the wet ground, miserable and cold. He looked over at Isabella and Gwendolyn and felt an all too familiar stinging pain. Gwendolyn had been known around their town for her immense beauty, but now she sat mute with her face in ruins.It had been four years since that horrible day, yet she still rarely spoke. He leaned back against the trunk of a tree and watched the raindrops fall. Suddenly he was young again, holding Alizeh's hand, and dancing in the rain. He felt the memory warm his soul, letting it consume him. Each day that passed the two of them had grown closer. His life was dedicated to Alizeh and Isabella. He had hated going home to his parents because they belonged to the church council, which ruled the land. They were strict intolerant fools. His mind lingered on one particularly special day. Isabella had brought Alizeh outside so that she could hang the wash.Cade raced over to her, and they joined hands.

Alizeh took a deep breath and said, “All right I will come with you. I will help you save your father. It has to be better than what I am doing now.” “Wonderful. The storm is picking up, so we must leave now.”He pulled a small flask out of his bag, took a sip, and offered it to Alizeh. She drank the last few drops slowly and continued walking. She looked up at Orion, and he looked physically ill. She noticed that he was farther ahead of her, and suddenly he was gone as if ripped from the spot. The path seemed to stretch out before her eyes, and the forest around her seemed shaky. The forest started spinning faster and faster. The trees started to change to an image of a person. It Started blury, but cleared in seconds. She gasped, when she realized who it was. It was her father, and he was holding a belt. He somehow, still managed to inspire terror in her.. She started violently trembling. Just as fast as it appeared , the image changed.. She was now watching her town burn. People w

Alizeh and Orion to walked in comfortable silence. They were maintaining a good pace, and covering a lot of ground. Alizeh suddenly stopped walking. She said nothing. He sat by helplessly as her face went blank, and her attention drifted somewhere far, far away. He watched her staring into off in the distance, for what felt like an eternity. Finally, he had enough.He reached for her hand. It felt like ice. He shook her, and shouted, “Alizeh, are you ok?"She stood unwavering, rigid, and lost to Orion for, what felt like an eternity. He began to worry, maybe his dimension was too much for her. Was she going through some kind of shock, from existing in a world without magic her whole life? This realm wasn't the most magical realm in existence, but it certainly had enough of it to hold it's own. He was sure she had been frozen for at least an hour. In reality, only minutes had passed. Finally, she shook her head, and her face woke up - like she was coming out of a dream.Orion took her f