Beyond Myriad Peoples Novels & Stories

I was in awe of it. " What is he doing?" " He does that sometimes. He goes into the beyond realm," Aery's voice dropped. I gaped at that. The Beyond was a world inhabited by supernatural spirits. It was filled with dazzling creatures of all kinds. That is where our counterparts are before they join us on our sixteenth birthdays. The beyond consisted of good and evil. Heaven and hell. Light and darkness.

Father, pale as paper, touched my face and smiled. "Eli, wait a little longer. Just one more day." But on the third night, I never saw Father come back. Instead, the guards took me to the pavilion. At a glance, I saw Father being held in place. Adrian stood beside Mother with a smug curl on his lips, directing guards to dig beneath the old peach-tree stump where my aunt's remains were buried. "The diviner said the thing beneath this ground is the reason my body grows weaker by the day. Dig carefully. Don't miss a single inch."

Then she came back. But this time felt different. This time, she’d gone with the Luna’s blessing. This time, she’d said she was free. I raked a hand through my hair and looked at the empty clinic again. Where could she go? She was an Omega, and it was dangerous outside pack lands. Rogues roamed the borders, desperate wolves with nothing left to lose. Lydia wouldn’t survive out there long. At least, that’s what I told myself. I exhaled slowly, then straightened. “We’ll wait,” I said. “A few days. Meryl will come back. Maybe Lydia will too.”

“Micah must go to prison!” “He is a r*pist! He must suffer for his crimes!” Their voices rang in my ears, growing louder, more aggressive. I could feel their judgment, their hatred. As I was pushed forward, my eyes locked onto the massive structure in front of me. It was a building I had never seen before. Mandena was such a big city that even I, who was born and raised here, had never been to every corner of it. But this building… I squinted against the glaring sunlight, and my gaze landed on the inscription above the doors: The Supreme Court of The Country of Manderin.

Just like that, Tea became a winner! It is so much better to be a main wife than a concubine! Main wives were more favoured by the emperor, they had more resources and were supported by the feudal system. Tea was also shocked because this voice was the same voice she heard behind the bushes talking to a foreign woman. In her heart, she wondered whether she was just a substitute of some kind and the other woman would become her replacement. Many things went through her mind but none of it was shown on her face.

But she did not seem to hear me, taking the little girl’s hand and preparing to leave. I instinctively tried to follow, but a thin golden barrier stopped me. Written on it were the words, "On the path to the afterlife, those who’ve moved on will never meet again." I watched as a long-lost smile spread across Emma’s face. And as I smiled, I began to cry. In the end, Emma and I were never meant to be.

*** To be continued. Love you all♡♡♡