Artemis Cabin Novels & Stories

She shakes her head, and sighs. “Come. Let’s eat, then I can say goodbye and we can leave my mind together.” Celine nods, and follows her as she walks. The countryside is beautiful and she looks around her as they go. There were cypress trees and wide expansive meadows with lots of deer and other game animals running around. It looked beautiful. “It’s pretty here.” Artemis nods, “Thank you. I wanted it to be a nice place for us to live. Animals for me to hunt, and places for him to paint.” She smiles up at her,

Hell, after what she had just been through, I was surprised she was still standing. The inside of the cabin was simple—one main room with a fireplace, a small kitchen area, and a single bedroom in the back. It had been abandoned for years, but it would do for now. “We’ll need to lay low,” I said, grabbing a few old blankets from the storage box near the fireplace. “Kane’s men will be looking for you everywhere.” Artemis sat down on the worn-out couch, pulling her knees to her chest. “You think he’ll find us?”

"Thank you." Through the muted bond, I felt his emotions bleeding throughrelief, fear, desperate hope. And underneath it all, something that felt dangerously like love. We stood like that for a long moment, holding each other by the lake where he'd once been happy. Then Ares pulled back, lacing his fingers through mine. "Come on," he said. "Let me show you inside." The cabin was small but well-maintained. One large room with a fireplace, a kitchen area, and a bed piled high with furs. Windows overlooked the lake, letting in streams of golden light.

Caleb's expression shifted, then he said firmly, "It's fine. We'll wait until Mr. Norwood comes back!" "If that is what you wish to do, then be my guest." The next moment, the villa doors swung shut right at their noses. Artemisia felt defeated. She had been waiting for so long that her knees were swollen and painful. Her upper body shook with effort, and she could barely stay on the ground. "You will stay on your knees! You will stay there until Mr. Norwood returns!" Caleb roared. Artemisia gritted her teeth and did as she was told.

I entered it and a familiar smell of damp wood hit me. “This is a place my father built for himself and mom, but later we took over it,” Artemis chuckled. “I seldom party with my friends over here. Apollo comes here alone, mostly.” His name twisted my stomach. “Thank you,” I replied tightly. I didn’t want to say that I had visited it a few weeks back with him. “The lodge is well equipped with food,” Artemis said. “One of us constantly keeps adding stuff here. So, I guess, it is going to be comfortable while you are here.” He looked at me as if asking how long I would stay, but I lowered my head.

For the time being, she will simply follow Arthur wherever he goes to give her a space to think about it. It took them nearly five hours on the road since they left the hospital before Arthur finally pulled over in front of a cabin that was unfamiliar to her. It's very peaceful there because the cabin was built inside the forest, which is only surrounded by tall trees. A cabin made of oak logs, the natural beauty of the wood pulsing a welcome for those who have learned the ways of the forest to make it this far. It's a small, one-room cabin lit up by pleasure, the glow of which can be seen from miles away. The cabin is warm and inviting on the inside, with a fireplace that emits the warmth o

But nevertheless, when it comes to hacking, Artemis is one hundred percent good at it, due to her hacking skills she was of great importance to the mob. Artemisia's hands madechanting sounds on the keyboards, as she hacked into the building. Lennox looks at her and smiles. He likes her a lot, but Artemis didn't care about his feelings for him, making it a one sided love. "Seventy eight" Artemis said after she has hacked into the building, discovering that the building has seventy-eight floors, before getting to where the diamond was sealed.

I’m going to learn everything about her the same way I learned how to code…with perseverance and determination. “OH my god! What is that?” Blue says with a more muted surprised sound. I look through her window and smile at her. “That’s our suite.” She looks slack jawed at me. “It’s in the ocean Artemis! The suite is in the water!” “It’s stabilized well, and it’s far enough away to give us privacy. I thought it would be more relaxing than staying in a hotel with a bunch of loud tourists. Out there you can relax.” I try to explain.

“And you think staying far away wouldn't make me go mad? It would be far worse.” “Then what do you want from me? I can't talk to anyone. I can't stay far from you. And I can't even stay close to you! All this is confusing! I think I might just go mad.” Artemisia hissed and tossed her hands in the air. “Just stay close by, and you promised to help me.” ARTEMISIA I gazed up at him. He hadn't moved from the spot he was, and his shoulders sagged. His eyes bored into mine and I frowned as I heard him sniffle.

Along with the lower parts containing much of our equipment. “I always forget how big it is here,” mumbled Artemis, looking around in awe, as we made our ways through the street, vendors were beginning to line up, offering bake goods, trinkets, cloths, and many other things. “This is small compared to Lavon,” chuckled Liam. Artemis hit him playfully, “You know I’m from a small town.” Once within the house I glanced to Artemis, “Feel free to freshen up and find a room.” I glanced around, looking over at Liam. “I’m assuming they’re downstairs.” Liam nodded in agreement.