Novel & Cerita Amber Moon

The sight that befell Cilyna and Kaynon as they reached the side of the mountain had Cilyna staring in astonishment. An older woman with hip length silver hair sat cross legged in the center of a salt circle. There was no wind blowing through the trees, yet her hair was flowing all around her as if she had stuck her finger in a light socket though gently swaying to her soft siren chant. The setting sun was her spotlight and the small dust like particles floating in the air looked like glitter. The scene had a Disney magic feel to it.

That’s what a Luna does, this is just to make it official’ I looked at Amber, her lips were tinted pink and her white dress swayed around her like waves. There were layers to her dress, ending mid thigh, showing of her legs. Her beautiful Beach blonde hair fell down her back In big curls and on her arm was an equally beautiful woman. Malias eyes glistened as she looked at Amber, the love in her eyes was impossible to miss, although I could swear I saw a hint of fear in them but I decided not to interject.

He glanced at me with a slight flush. With a patient smile, Elder Roz rocked back and forth in her chair again as she began. “Long ago, the Moon Goddess lived in the darkest reaches of the skies where nothing else lived. She journeyed far and wide, looking for her soulmate. She turned to face the empty void and wondered where her love could be.” Rem’s thoughts turned to the typical science of how everything came into existence, but he voiced nothing. He was trying to remain respectful.

It would be entertaining to see if she could get any of it to work here at the Blue Moon. “Welcome everyone to the Blue Moon Bed and Breakfast. Please step forward, and I’ll help get you checked in, and then we’ll show you to your rooms. We hope your stay with us will be magical.” Jody beamed broadly and opened her hands in welcome. Little did they know how magical their stay would be.

She wanted to be young forever. Amber wore a white boho chic dress that looked like a traveling gypsy. The dress showed off her perfect figure. Leah could only pray that she had inherited her mother’s genes. “It’s so nice to see you here today,” commented Kamili Duke, Amber’s oldest and dearest friend who helped run the various workshops offered at Silver Stardust. “You must be happy that it’s almost summer break… and your birthday.”

She agreed and I led her to the nearest booth, figuring privacy would be best for the coming conversation. She looked disappointed when I took the seat across from her instead of sitting next to her. She reached for my hands that were resting on the table but I pulled back. It was hard enough being so close with her delicious scent enveloping me. I wanted to keep a clear head and didn't need to add the legendary sparks to the mix. “Where are you from, Amber? Because I know everyone here in Glass Moon and you definitely aren’t from around here.” “I’m from Forest Trails. One of my friends came here for warrior training and found his mate. Some of my other friends and I came here to meet her an

A thick romantic novel lay face down on her stomach. Catherine Andersone, Comanche Moon. Amber knew her friend had read this yellow-covered book many times, even though she didn't know what made Ariana like it. Amber walked to her friend's room, took the thin blanket from Ariana's bed, and then covered her friend's legs. After that, she went to the restaurant alone. ****

"I apologize to you. I indeed didn't consider your feelings..." "Don't say that, Kayla," Amber held my hand, her eyes filled with sincerity. "I know you're thinking about me and the baby. I don't blame you." Amber gazed at me, noticing my low spirits, and couldn't help but sigh. She continued, "Who can stay comfortably in a safe zone, watching their loved one face challenges and dangers alone? Isn't the Moon Goddess guiding us to find our mates to unite our lives and face everything together?" Hearing Amber mention "mate," I couldn't help but recall the comforting and intoxicating scent of the daisy in Harrison's embrace.

“I’ll make sure she’s there.” “Behave.” I rolled my eyes. All I needed right now was for him to tell Brenna something and make a spectacle in front of everyone.” “Who, me?” His eyes widened innocently, but he hurried off before I could say anything more. The limos pulled in and were guided to park along the edge of the huge circular, cobblestone driveway that blended perfectly with the castle. A fountain with a stone statue of the Moon Goddess, Selene, was in the center, the Moon behind her head. Her hands were open, and water poured from her palms. It was beautiful and added to the old-world ambiance of the castle.

However, before he could find a clue, Amber had walked towards the door and put on her boots. "Where are you going?" Adam asked with round eyes. "It's midnight." With a cold look, the woman glanced at the clock. The short hand had just crossed twelve. “I want to calm myself at the lake.” "Do you want me to accompany you?" "Don't you understand? I want to calm myself. How can I be calm if you are around me?” Amber said in a high pitched voice. With no more voice, Adam took his favorite flashlight. “Bring this! Be careful with your footsteps," he said simply.