Lahat ng Kabanata ng Path to Destiny Series: Kabanata 321 - Kabanata 330

This time, he ended up a ways away from the castle. A few of the elves didn’t know who he was and started to attack him. When he held up the decree, they stopped. One stepped forward to talk to him.“Vampire, who are you to enter our realm?” Telraamon demanded a sword at the ready.“My name is Dimitri, I am here on the High King's errand,” Dimitri told him as he glared at the man. “Lindaat knows who I am and that I come here to pick up the prisoner.”Telraamon didn’t believe him, but the decree got him through the ranks and to the castle. When he looked up at the palace, he was shocked to see that it was higher than the image Lindaat had shown him. Stairs hugged the trees, spiraling up into the building. Lights were hanging from poles on the outside of the rails.“This is beautiful!” Dimitri told him with a smile.“We are blessed, the goddess gives up much here,” Telraamon told her, but didn’t look back at him.The higher they got, the more Dimitri took in the beauty. Here and there,

She didn’t have fear in her heart but sadness. It had already been arranged that Xylia would take her instead of the guys. Her blood would bring her back instead of harming the princes.“I see, and what did she have to say.” Xylia asked as she spun the hag in the ball.“That you would feed on the first fae that came into the cave. It would be the death of them. I told you to take me instead of the princes. That way there would be no war. The thing is we have another fae you can drain. The person who did this to you. The king of the wood elves. It is your right to judge him and punsh him for what he did.” Ailive told her as she finally stood to looka t Xylia.“I see, and what are you doing here?” Xylia asked as she stood from the throne.“No idea, something pulled me here and closed the way to everyone else.” Ailive told her as she stood her ground watching Xylia come closer.Ailive couldn’t keep her eyes on Xylia the whole time. When a hand touched her should she jumped slightly.“You

Through a maze of halls, finally into a room that he was sure wasn’t her bedroom. The bed was strewn with velvet, and flowers were scattered across it. A small pillow was at the top, ready for her to lie upon. Dakaath lay her gently on the pillow. He arranged her hair on the pillow, kissing her forehead.Her lace dress was too long for this bed; it trailed off the side, gathering. Candles were lit around the room, with two large pillar torches in the corners. When he looked up, he saw Rayne standing by the door.“I wondered when I would see you.” Dakaath didn’t look into her eyes, only at Ailive.“Staying away from Nix is smart right now. I am sure she believes I am to blame. Though I would never wish harm on this beautiful child. Ailive was an amazing woman.” Rayne spoke with such sorrow in her voice. When she took a few steps toward her, Dakaath had to catch her.“Take your time,” Dakaath whispered as he helped her to a chair that was set up.“Xylia killed her,” Rayne whispered as s

Lindaat had kept from breaking down in front of everyone, being strong and letting others break down. Not letting them see that she was hurting. Lindaat felt hands on her hands pulling her up. Standing, she was pulled into a strong body. Lindaat put her arms around him, sobbing into his chest and letting this man hold her as she cried for her sister.“You stay strong for everyone, but you didn’t let yourself grieve for her,” Telraamon told her as he held her close to him. He brushed her hair out of her face when she looked up at him. “You need to take time for yourself as well.”“I have to stay strong for my mom,” Lindaat told him, feeling safe with him, knowing that he wouldn’t let anyone see her like this.The gardens were closed in, with only one door in or out. This was the one place that she could come, and she knew that no one would bother her. Lindaat had always come here when she wanted to be alone. Aameris knew that she liked to come here and be alone.“You have shown them al

“Let them heal,” Ehlark told her as he leaned toward her, kissing her arm, then up to her shoulder. “They will understand that you didn’t have a choice.”“I don’t know about that,” Xylia told him as she clamed with each kiss. “You though, I know you want me here.”“I will always want you,” Ehlark told her, kissing up to her neck. Then to her ear, over to her cheek. Once he found her lips, he kissed her, almost pinning her to the bed.“Eharlk, you were my light in the dark,” Xylia whispered on his lips as she kissed him dragging her nails down his bare chest.“Goddess knows I never gave up on you. I looked for you from the day I found out you went missing.” Eharlk told her, groaning when she kissed his neck, then his chest. “We can’t do this, Xylia.”“I know,” Xylia told him as she kissed him again. “It wouldn’t be proper.”Ehlark had to stop this before it went too far, but how did he do that when he knew what he wanted? This woman was what he had wanted for the past two years. Instea