East Of Eden Novels & Stories

It will break my heart. Summer’s POV “Eden, what’s wrong, baby?” I asked her as she walked up the stairs. “Nothing mom.” She responds and carries on walking. Normally, she whines because things haven’t gone her way. But she had just walked away this time. “What’s up with Eden?” Gale asks me. “I don’t know. Where are you off to?” I asked him, noticing he had a small travel bag with him. “Red Moon Pack, Isaac needs some help with something.”

ZION Our house was located in a very secluded area of town. From the outside it had a scary appearance due to the black and grey exterior. Large black gates stood firm at the entrance of the cobblestone driveway to stop unwanted guests from trespassing. There were tall trees all over the yard that had a lack of leaves on them since it was autumn. The back yard was basically a huge field with dry, brownish grass. There was no way anyone could see anything that happened in our massive backyard because of how high the stone fencing was. It was why my father bought this particular house in the first place.

Jace slid behind the wheel, his pulse thundering. She was back. Eden was back in San Francisco. The city had a strange way of bringing ghosts back. *** The Bellamy residence was alive with quiet preparation. Haley and Tessa had returned with baby Kyrell sleeping soundly in her arms, his little fist clutching the edge of his soft gray blanket. “How was it?” Gretchen asked softly as they walked in. “Eden called just as we left the street; it appears she made other arrangements. She’ll be here later. So, we just went for a little shopping.” Tessa replied.

Later, as Eden stood on the steps of the Council Hall—now nothing more than rubble—she looked out over the crowds gathering. They had won. But victory was not peace. Not yet. Cassian took her hand. “What now?” he asked. Eden looked toward the horizon. “Now we rebuild the truth.” Cliffhanger Ending: Two Days Later A signal blinked on Eden’s wrist unit. Encrypted. Unfamiliar. One line only: "You think the Council was the end? Look east." Her blood ran cold. The war was not over. Not even close.

Easton OMG I’m in love as I was patrolling I found this beautiful she-wolf who didn’t smell rogue but not pack either it was weird I took her back I told her I wanted as my Luna she said she wasn’t Luna material but would keep me company I could live with that when we got back I showed her our room she said she would be down shortly about 45 minutes she walked into the kitchen the most gorgeous creature I have ever seen I growled at Loki and Rene and told them I would killed them myself if they even tried. She asked what the fussing was all about I told her and she said she would cook she was speechless that there was nothing to eat I told her I would take her to get food and she went to gr

_Danica's POV_ The past two days had been surprisingly peaceful. Eden worked from home, his laptop perched on the dining table while he made calls and reviewed documents. Grandmother had insisted he take his honeymoon at home, and for once, he hadn’t argued. I watched him from the corner of my eye as I pretended to read, still trying to understand this man I had married. On the third day, everything changed. “Get ready,” Eden said that morning, his tone brisk and businesslike. “We’re going to Stanford.”

“The world before all of this.” Ethan was quiet for a long moment, his gaze fixed on the horizon. He looked as though he was thinking about the question deeply. Finally, he spoke, his voice low but steady. “I think about it,” he said, his tone distant, as if he was remembering something far away. “I think about the things I used to take for granted. The quiet. The peace. The simplicity.” He sighed, his breath almost imperceptible. “But that world’s gone now. There’s no going back to it.”

Eden and Tony were on a bench at a sail. Thrilled by an adventure, the youngest of the four have set sail in a small yacht towards the South Canal of their country. The small area, a remote island should be their abode until the Phoenix had evolved completely. "Do you think she's going to vaporize this rock if we throw it at her?" Tony lifts a little stone, tumbling it in his hand as Eden thinks it would be a nuisance to throw rocks at someone who was meditating.

It was he who took the beast out of the pagoda yet he couldn't keep it company at all times. ... East Continent was a vast land with abundant resources, green hills, and clear waters on all sides. It was a well-populated place that had produced countless illustrious figures in the past thousands of years. However, the southeast junction of East and South Continents was comparatively desolate. It was the Miasma Mountain Range that struck fear into many people.

I answer as I continue what I am doing on the phone. “I knew that you were not paying attention” Eden says as she snatches my phone away from me. “Ohhhhhhhhh” I tell in dissatisfaction. “Now you can listen to what I have to say since your attention is not divided” she says making me roll my eyes at her “What exactly do you want from me miss Weston” I yell “I am telling you that you should be on your way home because you have been away for too long” she says and I roll my eyes.