Edens Garden Novels & Stories

- At the same time, Ledger was led to the garden at the back. The place was located on a cliff of Eden Mountain. There was a small gazebo on the garden’s edge. The sun and the clouds could be seen from there. Commoners would not even have the right to stay in a place like this.

Blida whispered to herself. Edward woke up laying down in a garden, filled with beautiful blooming flowers, fruits and vegetables growing perfectly. It was like paradise, mana was flourishing like nothing he had ever seen before. He stood up carefully trying not to damage the grass around him like a conservative child. As his eyes wandered around the mouth watering beauty of the garden he saw a figure standing in front of a fountain.

It is far too busy out there. We all find somewhere within the barrier that we find comfortable. For me, that is out back in the vegetable patch. I love being one with nature; I guess that fits with my gifts now. Being a wind elemental and having the ability to heal the land. Nix joins me. He tells me about his mate, Eden. “Eden?” I asked. “She doesn’t have red hair like Lottie, does she?” “She does actually.” I burst out laughing. “What is so funny?” He asks me.

" Hold my hands Leah,am not a monster just insecurity problems" We reached the Den and Leah was in awe of it's magnificence,she gaped at everything and it made me chuckle. We first went to the Hall of History and I showed her our heroic ancestors and even some antagonists too. Next we went to the adrenal, but it was a brief visit….I showed her the gardens and the Elders Hall too,I explained they were the wise ones of our pack. We got famished running around the field, and each time I got mesmerized by the wind blowing in her hair and the glow in her eyes. " Leah, Come on let's get so refreshments,am parched".

A glint of something in his eyes stayed there, and I could almost recognize some sort of envy in them. “They said he was the best garden keeper in Eden. He started the cornfield and the tulip garden that Eden had become known for,” he continued as he stared at the photo. “Yeah,” I nodded slowly as I saw the genuine interest in his face. “He was raised here in Eden. And his gardening abilities was one of my Mom’s favorite parts of him,” I smiled a little at the reminder of how he used to tell me stories about my Mom and how he made her fall in love with him.

The green house door was unlocked and Eden pushed it open, glancing around cautiously before entering, while Toby, who didn't bother with such superfluous precautions, slipped between her legs. “Ah... yes, a vegetable garden... legumes,” Eden murmured as he took in the plantings. As the Mistress of the house, she couldn't help but be pleased with the rows of vegetables, the espaliered fruit trees, all the glass frames and pretty greenhouses. “Yes, vegetables, and beautiful ones! But if that damn dog comes back and digs up my asparagus, I'll give him a rake” Eden turned to a small, red-faced man in his late sixties. -

“No Mom, nothing like that. I just need for you to tell my again, and don’t leave any details out.” “Well, okay baby. When you were born you had an extra rib. The doctor joked that you may be the new living Eve and had the rib of your Adam. It only occurs in 0.2% to 0.5% or about 1 in 500 people, which makes you special. So, we didn’t hesitate in naming you Eve. I whole heartedly believe you are a gift baby and that your Adam is out there with the missing the rib, my dear, that you hold. He is who God has for you. No, you are not supposed to start the world over but you two are meant to be together.” I sat there stunned. I had heard the story plenty of times but it wasn’t relevant until this

She had been trying for years to get me to come and help her in her floral shop. The building she owned was a little piece of heaven. The bottom floor was our floral shop and above that was our two-story apartment complete with a rooftop garden and a backyard oasis. It’s such a shame that a monstrosity of a Highrise was built next door. Gran’s shop, Edens Garden, was one of the only historic buildings left in this part of the city. I turned the shower off and wrapped the towel around myself and walked out of the bathroom and into my closet. The shower did wonders to relieve the aching of my hip.

Zane’s POV I led Eden through the garden. I was nervous. REALLY nervous. I knew I had to tell her about Lucinda. But I was nervous about her reaction. What would she say? Everything was so perfect between us. I didn’t want to fuck this up. Not again. The gardeners were hard at work trying to restore it to its natural splendor since the flowers had been ruined by the refugee camps. “What is it, Zane?” Eden asked. She knew me well. She could tell there was something on my mind. “Should I be worried? Is something wrong?”

As we neared the garden, a place I had once cherished but could barely bring myself to think about since Eden brought Maya. I hesitated for a moment, my steps slowing, but Eden gently squeezed my hand, urging me forward. “Just a little further,” he said, his voice tinged with a mix of hope and uncertainty. When we stepped into the garden, the sight that met my eyes left me breathless. The garden had been transformed. The once trampled paths were now lined with lush, vibrant flowers; my favorite peonies, their soft pink and white petals unfurling in full bloom.