El Secreto De La Abuelo Novels & Stories

Isabela stroked her hair tenderly. — We’re going to stay here for a while, my little one, until mom finishes a job. But after that, we’ll go back to our home in Costa Esmeralda, where daddy built your dollhouse. Mateo suddenly appeared with an old map he had taken from the library. — Look at this! —he said in amazement—. The house has secret passageways. This is incredible! Alejandro laughed. — Just what we needed. Isabela smiled. Her son had found the map of her grandfather’s house and was looking at it as if it were a hidden treasure map.

explained Debra. Veron stopped Debra and said, “Debra, here’s where you are wrong. There’s a secret method passed down in the Hidden Hero Sect, it’s called ‘Reversal of the Universal Powers’. Even if you are a normal person, with this method, you could receive the full power of the person before you!”

Arden yelled furiously. "Mr. Cowl, don't forget that the old man is still in the Holy Grandia. The Sacred Medicine Secret Annals that he has is the precious book that Uncle Desmond has been searching for. If we capture Sebastian alive, we can use him to make the old man fall in line." A wicked smile crossed appeared on Flynn's face. The Sacred Medicine Secret Annals? Arden frowned and said dismissively, "I've heard our mentor say that the Secret Annals consists of two books. The old man only has the first book. What use would it be even if we got our hands on it?

asked Gerald as he approached the old man with his hands against his back. Now looking at Gerald in utter shock, the old man then gulped before saying, “T-this is the ancestral secret method passed down to Phoebe… But… apart from us, nobody else should be aware of it…! With that said, how do you know the secrets behind the technique…?” “I read it in a book. That aside, it appears that you’ve only learned one of the techniques… Didn’t she teach you the rest?” asked Gerald in a cheery tone.

"Is this Grandpa's treasure?" Uncle Sebastian takes the box very carefully. "This is it, buddy. You found it." "But it's locked," I observe. "How do we open it without the key?" "Your grandpa always hid his keys in the same place," Mommy says, reaching out to run her fingers along the bottom of the workbench. She pulls down a small brass key that must have been taped there. We all crowd around as Uncle Sebastian puts the key in the lock. It clicks open with a sound like a tiny door.

‘Eldora, there is a secret that has been passed down to each head of our family. Lock the door and windows. Insert the key into the book titled ‘Sleep, sweet child.’ Read the records. They will explain everything.’ “A secret?” I fumble the small key in my fingers as I follow the instructions. The door clicks shut, the windows are next, I draw the curtains close now only the bulbs offer light. “Sleep, sweet child… sleep, sweet child…” There are so many books here. “There you are!”

I take a step forward and his thumb slowly moves pressing the dispenser for the poison within. "Your child is the key to unlocking something very precious," he whispers as if gifting me with some secret knowledge. "You see, his grandparents, may they rest in peace," his lips curl in amusement, "developed a cure for your son's malady. The problem is they hid the secrets so well that nobody has been able to find it."

He re-emerged with an old worn leather book, Alissa could see slips of paper sticking out of it. He placed it on the table and opened it. “This, is our biggest secret, you must never tell a soul unless they come to you in this trouble.” He pushed the book towards her pointing to a yellowed piece of paper that had been stuck to the page. Alissa read the fading ink

Jo instructs her, serious once more. Anna pulls the necklace once again from underneath her green cotton shirt to show Jo the key dangling with her emerald locket. The locket is glowing once more. She turns around and touches a part of the trunk of the willow tree. Anna pushes a little groove in one part. After her hands found what it's looking for, she places the key to open a secret hole. Then she takes out the wooden box, opens it and takes out a blue paper. "Here, read this when you miss me there," Anna says as she places the blue paper on her best friend’s hand.

The split-circle symbol on the cover seemed to shimmer under the dim light. Zara reached out. Her fingers touched the leather. Nothing happened. Then the journal clicked. Everyone froze. A thin line appeared down the middle of the cover. The journal opened by itself. The first page was almost completely blank. Except for one sentence. Every family has a secret. Ours became an empire. Zara swallowed. “Who wrote this?” Vittorio answered quietly. “My grandfather.” Zara turned toward him. “You’ve read it?” “Once.” “When?” “Before you were born.”