Destinations Of A Lifetime Novels & Stories

“Yes, sticking A.C. and Harry in a Human aquarium was a stroke of genius. How long will they be there?” Zeus let Smug out. “I figured five selinos ought to teach them a lesson. Three if they’re on their best behavior.” Hera sniffed. “That I’d like to see. So, what’s next on your agenda?” Zeus picked up the latest edition of Natural Geographic. Easter Island. Hmmm. Every so often Humans revisited the origins of the statues. He won-dered what Mariana thought of that. Smart girl, that Mariana. “I think we ought to take a vacation.” He thumbed through the article to the map and ran his finger across the twenty-seventh latitude, west of South America. “How does Chile sound?”

Dramatic and cliche might sound but those happy moments I was with her, the times I spent with her, I would treasure them forever because they were so special to me. I wouldn't be able to enjoy and cherish this unwinding if I wasn't with her... Aside from the beautiful sceneries we'd been into, she was the very reason why I found that traveling out of the country was indeed a fun activity. She wasn't aware of it but she had taught me that my world shouldn't solely revolve around business, that I should enjoy, too.

I put the boys to bed, took a long bath, and laid down for a nap. In my dream, I was walking through a red desert. Thick red smoke hung in the air, and the sand beneath my feet felt warm and strangely familiar. Three enormous moons lit up the sky, and even though the place was strange, I felt at peace there — like I belonged. I was wearing a white dress and could'nt bring myself to not look at the sky, it was so beautiful, a place I seemed to know, a place my soul could'nt forget. Where was I? Where was this place? I couldn't tell, I could'nt seem to remember and this place didn't look like my planet, it was so strange but so comfortable, so I just stood still and looked at the sky. When I w

"It was my honor. Your mother would be so proud of who you've become." "I wish she could see it." "She can." Vessa's hand covered Eve's. "I believe that. Wherever Lilith is, she knows what you've accomplished. And she's proud." The words made Eve's throat constrict. "When do you leave?" "Three days. I've booked passage to the Mediterranean first. I've always wanted to see the Greek islands." Vessa's smile was wistful. "Then maybe India. Japan. Places I only read about while I was hiding."

“Every step we take, every dream – everything points there. If Halden is what I think he is, then the answers are there too.” Lori looks between them. “What temple?” “The Tower Temple,” Leo says. “The place our kingdoms agreed never to speak of.” Lori stares as if they’ve lost their minds. “You can’t be serious. That place is cursed.” “Maybe,” Cris says softly. “Or maybe it’s the only place we’ve been trying to reach across two lifetimes.” Before Lori can respond, the northern wall shudders violently. Dust rains from the ceiling. Something slams into the stone with a force that makes the entire monastery tremble.

“Not in this lifetime.” *** A smile rises on my lips from thinking of my parents, my sisters, Rosie and Ema, and our home. Someday, I’ll be the Alpha King of Green Mountain. Every move I make now is with the knowledge that we need as many allies in the world as possible, especially given the newest threat from Wyveron. This trip–and the very likely thousands of others I’ll take in my lifetime–is about building partnerships.

For a lifetime. I wanted to take her to places she’d never been. Paris, Santorini, Tokyo, Zanzibar—every fucking place. I wanted to fly her across oceans just to watch her smile, to hear her laugh at something ridiculous. I wanted to sit beside her in the back of a private jet, fingers laced, her head resting on my shoulder. I wanted to build a life that was more than contracts and heirs. A life where love wasn’t some terrible weakness—but the strongest bond I’d ever known. Even though the doctors said I might never see again, I still held on to that tiny shred of hope—the 1% chance they gave me. Not because I was scared of the dark—I had long learned to live in it—but because I wanted to se

The traveler must always be cautious of time in an impossible destination for the sake of his or her health and for the sake of the backward effective that might become ineffective if too much time is spent in an impossible destination. An ancient or medieval destination was a destination to be avoided if you don’t want your life to drain out of your timeline of the present. This was one reason why travelling the past was a very dangerous adventure likely to have nothing but a tragic ending. If you ever get lost in a destination, you need to find a source of time fast and get out of there before it is too late for your existence in the timeline of the present. When your body begin getting we

Slowly, I crept outside and when the sight was clear I quickly walked in the other direction, going deeper inside the dense forest. A cool breeze brushed my skin which made me shiver slightly. I should have wore a coat. I walked further more inside and after a while I reached a clearing. I sat down on the grass and looked up at the starry sky. I remember the times mom and dad used to take me star gazing before they died. I remember those times very clearly like it had happened yesterday. My dad used to say "Nova, if you look closely at those stars you can see your loved ones in them. Remember, I may not always be with you, but my love will always stay with you, just like those stars"

Make up your mind we leave at first light" Dorian said and went to bed. "Can I bring my siblings along?" "Yes," Dorian took time to say. " where are we going?" Jarvis asked Dorian "Whitstone. We are going to see my mother" Dorian responded "Okay. I would come to your chambers later in the morning. I have to go home and pack my things and explain them to my siblings.