All Chapters of Path to Destiny Series: Chapter 181 - Chapter 190

Willow covered her body with her hands, but it didn’t hide much from his eyes. The way he stood looking at her, wanting something she didn’t understand. Falling Feather lay back on the furs, his body pressed to hers. Willow gasped when his finger pressed into her thigh. Falling Feather ran his hand down the front of her body, feeling her body quiver at his touch. Slowly, he trailed the hand back up to her breast. Willow couldn’t seem to take her eyes off of what he was doing. His other hand trailed down her body. The fact that he knew she was pure made him take his time with her. Falling Feather didn’t want to harm her; he wanted her to enjoy what they were doing.A slight pain made her stop kissing him; the pain slipped up her body, then stopped when he stopped moving. Falling Feather didn’t want to hurt her, but she was so tight that he couldn’t stop for long. Willow could see the sweat starting to bead on his forehead. Falling Feather mo

She looked up to see the stars winking down at her. The howl weaved a spell around her. Willow walked as if in a trance toward the trees. The wolf howled to bring her closer. As she stood in front of the large gray wolf, she went to her knees. Fresh tears trailed down her cheeks. Falling Feather shifted into a man again, fresh scars trailing down his chest. Willow couldn’t stop the tears, the joy at seeing him alive. How had he survived the battle, the arrows?“Weeping Willow, I have hunted for you.” He told her, and all Willow could do was cry. When he came to her, Willow welcomed him. Her fur hit the surrounding ground. Willow felt the night breeze caress her skin. Falling Feather moved toward her, going to his knees. The heat coming off his body made Willow lean toward him. He pulled her into him, letting her take his heat. Willow looked up into his eyes, and she knew what love was.“I thought you died,” Willow whis

When she opened her eyes again, she couldn’t believe it was day. “Willow?” She knew that voice, but it wasn’t Falling Feather. She stood from the furs and walked to the door. When she opened the flap, she gasped to see the Chief standing there. “How did you find me?” Willow asked as the man moved toward her. Fear raced through her body, but she didn’t know if she feared the man or the fact that he had hunted her down. The goddess would protect her here, she thought. “I followed you the other night. I had a feeling you would leave the tribe when I came to speak to you. One of the other women noticed you taking your stuff away.” He entered the house, looking around. Falling Feather had left nothing of his out for him to see. She moved away from him, worried about him getting too close. Willow didn’t like being alone with men. She could recall what they did to her mother. “I have a right to leave. You don’t wa

In the end, she watched his death in the ring. The lions took his head and another part of her heart. When the goddess called her back to the house, she brought Stacy with her. The woman couldn’t stay in the area when she didn’t age. Willow knew that she didn’t age because the goddess told her that Stacy couldn’t stay with the humans.“This is my home.” She told Stacy. The woman gave her a hug then they both fell into a deep sleep again. Time moved around them, but the two seemed to miss so much of it. When they next woke, they were in Egypt. Stacy went about her life, finding a way to love in the normal world. Willow found a way into the palace of the Pharaoh. Willow helped to heal those around her. The crowned prince fell in love with Willow, but she didn’t see him the same way.A young slave with gray green eyes called to her heart. The prince, seeing this, had the boy killed to prove that he was the bet

She didn’t look at him, just lay under the furs watching the wall. Her heart was breaking by the moment. The goddess entered her mind, trying to soothe her.“I don’t think I can,” Jean-Pierre told her from the doorway. Willow ignored him, letting him figure out what he wanted to do on his own.“You didn’t want to do anything because you wanted it right in the sight of your god. Then I suggest you leave before you do something you will regret.” Willow told him, turning away from the door. She couldn’t watch him leave the house.She turned away from him, hiding the tears that started to run down her face. She heard the door open, then close. Willow fell into body-shaking sobs. Soon, the hand of the goddess touched her. She felt her body relax, and soon she slept. It wasn’t the same as before; she knew that she had only gone to sleep. Why would the goddess want her to keep trying with him? The man didn’t w