Novelas y relatos de Aelin And Rowan

Amidst the collective recovery of the kingdom, quieter bonds were finding their own steady rhythm. Out in the sprawling, moonlit beauty of the Moon Gardens, where silver-leafed vines climbed gracefully up ancient stone trellises, Rowan finally found the courage to ask Eliana to walk with him. There were no grand declarations, no sweeping romantic confessions, and no talk of military strategy or wartime casualties. Just the quiet rustle of leaves overhead, the soft crunch of gravel beneath their boots, and an unspoken, profound peace as they walked shoulder-to-shoulder under the silver glow of the twin moons.

There I heard his voice, Zayn’s. I turned around sharply when he stretched forth his hand, beckoning on me to come with him, to run away, those golden eyes of his always terrifying. It was the sane thing to do, to run away with the one I was supposed to marry ,and just as I made to move my leg I felt a sharp force hold me back. There he was, The blood moon king himself, Rowan, He looked as majestic as ever, with the green tunic he was clad in right after I was abducted. My eyes stung just from looking at those piercing irises of his, my mouth went dry just at the thought of having to yell out his name.

Sunny was so into trends and wouldn't mind spending all of her money on shopping. "Look at them Celine, they feel like they own the world now to have both of the HB's (Handsome Boys) of the school wrapped around their fingers, mph!" Exclaimed a girl, she was sitting with her two other friends on a table of four eating their lunch. The so-called Celine drank her juice unhurried and then glared at Aileen. She was the reason why she can't be with Alan anymore! She waited for almost two years for them to break up but no! Seems like Aileen has casted a strong spell on him that's why they are still together up until today. She didn't comment on what her friend said.

My fiancé, Alpha Rowan, hated waiting. If a pack council ran late, he walked out. If a priest kept him waiting ten minutes, he canceled the blessing. For six years, I made sure he never waited for me. I waited for him instead. At the Full Moon Celebration, his assistant Celine wanted moon-laurel wine that was served only when the moon reached its highest point. Rowan stood in line with her for twenty minutes without checking the time once. While I watched from across the hall, he texted me. [The celebration is over. Go home. Do not wait for me.] I typed, “Okay,” then deleted it. In the end, I sent only one sentence. [I'm not waiting anymore.] That night, I submitted my application to leav

Jaylene Rowan gave a resounding clap with each calculated step he took forward, his gaze dark and not derailing from the scene before him. Cain slowly turned around at the sound, his feet dragging against the luxurious red carpet, his breath quickening at the sight of Rowan. Something hopeful flickered in his expression as he walked toward Rowan, “You are here, Rowan.” He is immediately stopped by Elias who stepped forward in front of Rowan, pointing a gun at Cain’s forehead, giving him a clear signal to not approach the Alpha or take another step forward.

“Why wouldn’t I be the heir? I’m Alpha Griffith’s daughter.” The student shifted nervously from foot to foot, his cheeks reddening beneath my glare—clearly, he was being serious. “Adrian Almond is the top warrior at camp with Eric gone,” he said. “And… Well, don’t take this the wrong way, Rowena, but you’re a girl.”

The only thing he did was hold Selene back from going to save Selene. I tried to move towards them. To stop whatever was happening. My feet seemed to be rooted to the ground, and even Rowan seemed like he was unable to move or take his eyes off whatever was going on. “What’s happening?” I asked immediately, and he finally managed to drag his eyes away from them as Selene pulled Len towards her. She was crying. “Everything that Alana has done has been pulled down to ashes,” Rowan said, and I paused. It couldn’t be. This is something that we had worked on for months. It couldn’t just go down the drain like that. I attempted walking towards them, and Rowan held me back.

Of course we were lying naked in all our glory, skin flawless yet had a pale color to it, and this was absolutely normal being vampires. Rowan's smile was synonymous to a crack of lightning on a stormy night - sudden and electrifying. “Because I know you, Queen Ava. I know what your weaknesses, your desires... and your secrets are.” Now what was he on about? I thought to myself. My thoughts were however concealed with a forced laughter, it was a low, throaty sound, because beneath it, a thread of confusion and fury hummed. “And what secrets would those be, Rowan?' I asked, my voice dripping with ice.

Smiled calm, victorious. “Tonight,” Rowan said, “I announce my union with Selene of the North. Our packs join. We stand unbreakable.” Cheers tore through the clearing. Lyra heard nothing but ringing. Her mate. Her bond. Her tomorrow. Gone in six words. Selene flicked a glance her way. Cool. Measuring. Not mean. Just… nothing. Like Lyra was already dust. Rowan finally looked back. Regret flashed. Then his face hardened over.

Olivia's voice came from behind me, I let out a dry laugh, finding it both annoying and amusing, how they are fighting to just hurt her. "The Alpha has already chosen her" the instructor whispered, Olivia rushed to where we were and she stopped right in front of Rowan "you said you would be my partner right?" She questioned grabbing her trembling hands. I raised an eyebrow in confusion, when and why did she agree to be her partner, Rowan shook her head stepping back "I am hurt I can't participate" she whispered her voice cracking like she was about to cry.