Descendants Recap Novels & Stories

An excerpt from Destiny Book 1... It was a great journey for the Montevista Family. After Kristina and Nathaniel had been through a lot, here they were with their five beautiful children. They've grown up so well and are kind just like their parents. Kristina and Nathaniel were so proud of all of them. Kristina smiles while she reminisces all the trials they've been through with Nathaniel. She was setting the buffet table now for their family dinner. Carina was helping her. She had been Kristina's friend and almost a sister since she married Nathaniel.

"Vivi is a capable woman. How could she not be their match? Who are they?" Benjamin looked at the fire burning at the foot of the mountain. When the wooden planes had landed in the forest, the collision had started a fire. "They are descendants of the Hughes family. They have been around since the Renaissance." Ethan paused and took a few steps back. He took out his phone and began to Google it. His expression turned solemn. Silas walked over with his phone. "Our mentor has just boarded the plane. She'll be here soon. Victoria will be saved!"

The point is that there is still an heir. Which officially makes Kreg still exist. But don't worry, I have no remorse and no desire to take my rightful place. However, I propose an idea that will be positive for both sides. A little bird told me that the king decided to take a war orphan as his legitimate daughter. I propose an engagement. So, not only will Kreg be officially extinct, but a new royal lineage that combines both sides will emerge. Wouldn't it be a happy ending to this long tragedy? The two nations who once aimed spears at each other now live together without any discrimination!

Alba and Valerio had just received the genius direct descendants from the Fellowes family. There were only a hundred people on the team, and they were all very young, ranging from tens to hundreds of years old. In a big family like the Fellowes family, even if they did not have 10,000 direct descendants, there would be as many as 8,000 descendants. This was not including the collateral descendants. These more than one hundred people could be said to be the most essential part of the family and they were also the last hope of the Fellowes family.

Jayden returned to the cell with his sister in her mother's arms, complaining to her of her pain and ailments, especially now that she has regained her memory and brought them all back with her. "Jayden carries Mayadin"s blood in his veins, he is a descendant of the fallen himself, without any doubt. » Kayden furrowed his eyebrows in question, awaiting further explanation, and Kyle sat across from his father nervous, knowing that what he was going to say seemed insane in itself, since he himself did not understand how it happened.

I asked Sarah as she helped me into one of the SUVs. "Home," she said. "To the place where this all began. Where your parents died, where the network was born, where you're going to help us become something bigger than they ever imagined." As the convoy pulled away from the cabin, I pressed the pendant against my chest and hoped that twenty-four hours would be enough time to make sure the truth survived, even if I didn't. Through the rear window, I watched the cabin disappear into the trees, taking with it the last normal moment I might ever have. But hidden in my pendant was a recording that could bring down an empire built on stolen children and broken families.

I stared at the screen for a long time, my chest tightening with a cocktail of emotions. Just a week ago, I had collapsed from exhaustion while caring for her through a fever. The moment she recovered, she rushed to attend a concert with Steven. When I tried to stop her, she abandoned me—burning with fever, left alone in the pouring rain—while she drove off into the night and never came back.

In that last second, I saw my mother watching television nearby. She just glanced over with a look of pure indifference. She did not care if I lived or died. My body was flung through the window and struck the icy ground below. I froze solid on the way down, and my body shattered when I landed. My blood was frozen. Before I lost consciousness, I saw my own mangled remains scattered across the ice. In the frozen apocalypse, my own family killed me and ended my miserable life. This time, I would not make the same mistake twice.

Ka-Rin had moved to the front, if not she too would have been stuck. “My dear daughter, I was doomed already. The weight of the hammer had already put a lot of strain on my heart, it was only a matter of time before I would pass. The arrow was meant to strike X, but found me instead. I am happy that it choose me and not you two. Yes, if it were not for X’s attempt to deflect it, he would have been the one to pass; but I would have soon followed. All hope would have been lost, as he is the last direct descendant.” Alyisha breath was heavy and started to become painful.

She felt like such a contradiction. Once the soup was done, she poured it into a bowl and walked over to the small kitchen table. Halfway there, she heard a ruckus outside and diverted her direction, heading to the window instead. Outside, she noticed Dean and the old man who lived in the basement arguing with each other over the chain-l**k fence that separated the two properties. While she could hear their bickering, she couldn’t make out exactly what they said. All she could tell was that neither of them looked happy with the other one. From her brief encounters with both of them, she could see why they were at odds. Both seemed abnormally rude to people. Dean was just like Damien: cocky,