All Chapters of Half Past Destiny. The Dragon Savior.: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Jenna walked down the stairs and was led to the ballroom by Marissa. She gasped as she entered. She thought it had looked marvelous the other night but now it was even more beautiful. The blue and pink were spectacular It was decorated so amazingly. The flower decorations, and the tablecloths, all of it matched Adleigh’s personality so well. The ballroom was packed like a can of sardines with so many people. People who Jenna knew were dragons. Looking around the room, it was hard to believe that they didn’t exist in her time. How could there be so dragons here now and this was only a fraction of their population and there not be any in her timeline? She studied the room, looking for Adleigh. Then she heard trumpets and looked up, “Now announcing Princess Adleigh.” A strong voice announced. Jenna looked as Adleigh entered the ballroom. She had the most amazing pink gown on. It was low cut, it had different jewels sewn into it. Pink and white rubies coated the gown and sparkled in the

Jenna woke up with so much happiness. She went over everything that had happened last night. She had kissed Clay. She had accepted he was her mate. She felt whole and happy. Yale now had a mate too. He would rule the kingdom soon. But then she thought about what the Queen had said before she went to bed. The next day after tomorrow, she would meet with the council and go over the clock wizard and their extinction. She felt so nervous. If they did go extinct, would she lose Clay? She would no longer be in her timeline anyway. She didn’t even know if she could go back to her timeline, much less if she ever wanted to. All she knew was in her timeline, supernaturals didn’t exist. Could she really change that? She was just a 17-year-old girl.A knock came on the door, and before Jenna could even answer, Adleigh burst through the door and came running towards her bed. She jumped on the bed and smiled and Jenna, “Good morning, sister!” she smiled. Jenna laughed. She hadn’t thought of that.

Jenna was now covered in food too. Her body felt all sticky. She laughed as she looked around at all of them. Amelia was now hiding behind the boulder; she didn’t want to be next. “A swim sounds nice.” Said Jenna. Adleigh nodded in agreement. Yale went and peaked his head around the boulder, “How about it, love?” he asked Amelia. Amelia smiled, “Yes, I’ll come out if you all promise not to cover me in food.” They all laughed but agreed. Clay grabbed the bag of extra clothes they had brought. They had learned to always bring lots of extra pairs when coming here, something always happened. Like the time Adleigh fell in unicorn manure. He chuckled as he thought about the memory. She was trying hard to jump over it, but she slipped and fell right into it. Adleigh shot him a look like she knew what he was thinking about. They walked to the ocean together. Jenna could smell the salt in the air as they got closer. She had been to the ocean two times in her life, both times with the Mille

Two weeks, it had been two weeks since Jenna had disappeared. Clay had looked everywhere for her but he hadn't had any luck. The night she disappeared, they had gone to every village nearby and searched the terrain in between each. They had found nothing. Not even a trace of her. Clay was getting angry now. He didn't understand why she left. He thought things were going well. Maybe they had put too much pressure on her? Saving all the supernaturals was a tall order, maybe it was too tall. He sighed as he flew over the terrain again. He looked down watching the trees for any movement. He had done this several times now and had never found anything. Yale and Adleigh started to descend and Clay followed them, "Where is she?" he said in anguish, after shifting back to human form. Adleigh sighed as she hugged her brother, "She has to be somewhere. She couldn't have just vanished." Clay nodded, "But it's like she has! We have searched everywhere and she is nowhere. We haven't found anythin

In the morning, or what Jenna assumed was morning, she heard the whistle once more. Mack smiled as he walked toward her. “Tonight is the night. I can feel it!” he announced. Jenna rolled her eyes, “For what?” He grinned. “For you to sell. For all of you to sell” Jenna gulped and looked around the room. Creatures began to squirm in their cages. Some screamed, some growled but they all understood his words; the auction was tonight.Jenna watched the creatures be terrified. She understood their fear. She didn’t want to be sold either. She sighed as he walked to Nat’s cage. “Good morning, Nat.” Nat smiled at him, and Jenna felt a knot in her stomach. She knew that she had been raised in captivity, but her smiling at him made her feel ill. He opened Nat’s cage. “The pub isn’t open yet; can you make all of your companions some food?” he asked. Nat smiled as she stepped out of her cage and walked up the stairs. Mack trusted Nat. She was allowed to be out when no one else could be. Nat was J