Fairy Invitations Novels & Stories

Ivy said, flying down to pick up the stained lilies. “Am sorry…I please, what event are you talking about?” Flora asked politely, helping her pick the remaining lilies. “You don't know? Our kingdom is having a general fairy gathering this evening. Everyone is expected to bring a gift while coming.” Ivy said, dusting off her hands. “Oh I see, what time in the evening?” Flora asked, putting the last lily in her basket. “Geez! Are you even here? By 6pm. By the way, what's the name?” Ivy asked, turning to the Unknown fairy as she was arranging her lilies.

"C-Can we invite other creatures to the ball?" She hesitated from picking the teacup, her hand dropping back on her lap. "When you say other creatures what do you mean? Because yes, we do invite other creatures if that's what you want to know. It's written there on the files; the other creatures to be invited." "The fairies?" "That's correct! Our doors are always opened to the fairies at our annual balls to show our blood bind to them." "What about the others? The humans, the vampires, the werewolves, the-the werebears, the_"

No matter what she said, that’s how they would view it. Being name bound was marriage in Faerie. Of course, Bailey was not aware of that fact, and none of princes seemed inclined to inform her. The quicker this was over, the quicker he could return to his Court and forget the little Halfling and the half hold she had on his heart already.

He recognized one of the castle fairies and greeted her with a large smile. "Who is it?" his mother joined. "Oh, lord you are so beautiful!" the fairy exclaimed. "Just like your son." "Thank you." the red-haired smiled shyly. "I have a letter from the castle." she gave Jimmy a golden envelope. "Sir Ruvyn wanted me to make sure you will be coming tomorrow night to the ball." "A ball?" the woman's eyes shone with excitement. "In what occasion?" "To celebrate our kingdom winning the war against Adalis."

Aurora could have let her do the action for eternity; it was so soothing. The walls of the tree glowed with veins of vibrant green that pulsed for a few moments before dimming again. It was a signal that the Assembly had been summoned. Bolemir reappeared. "It is done. The Fairy assembly will convene day after tomorrow. We must wait for the fall fairies to return from their worldwide trek. In the meantime, I suggest you search for other allies just in case we fail." Nodding, Aurora tried to think of the right words to express her gratitude. In the end all she could say was "Thank you."

Evalie huffed proudly and giggled, puffing up her tiny chest. I crouched down again to her level. “Don’t worry, angel. You’re gonna have a big party at my house. So make sure to invite all your friends, okay? They’re all gonna be talking about it for a long time.” “A big party? Can it be princess-themed?” “Of course, baby. Anything you want. Princesses, dinosaurs, even dragons. Just say the word and it’ll be done.” She clapped her hands together. “I’m gonna have a Princess Tiana party! She’s my favorite!”

The title was written in artistic way, like a children book would. “The Fairies’ Little Friend,” Jai read out loud. Jai hummed for a bit before opening the book and started to read it. “In the past, there was an entity called fairy. These cute creatures helped the nature gather their natural magic, being the personification of the elements themselves but in a smaller scale…” At that point, the driver had come back, and when he was about to jump to the driver seat to put away the bowl, he noticed Jai was reading his book. The driver laughed lightly. “Oh you found my book.”

“I didn’t know you liked sweets.” “I love sweets.” Nyra smiled. “You definitely do.” Aria pointed at her. “Don’t expose me.” We all laughed and then Fiona reached into her bag and smiled “I almost forgot.” She placed three envelopes on the table. One for each of us. I frowned. “What are these?” “Open them.” Aria grabbed hers first, she opened the envelope. Her eyes widened. “An invitation?” Fiona smiled. “Yes.” I looked down at mine.

If it didn't kill us, that is. All good things come to those who wait, and when you're a fairy and your mate is a deity, you have all of the time in the world. It's interesting trying to make that work amongst humans. Water fairies tend to travel with the open water and the location depends on the season. It makes it a little easier to appear like we moved away for good, only to come back and find out the humans have forgotten about us for the most part. It's amazing what a name change and new hair do can accomplish. If we happen to get recognized, we hear the 'you remind me of someone' or 'you look familiar' lines, just for us to shrug it off and act clueless.

I could easily toss it aside, pretend I never even saw it. But I didn’t. Instead, I slid my finger under the flap, carefully breaking the seal, and pulled out the thick cardstock inside. The words shimmered in the dim light: You are cordially invited to Fantasies for an exclusive evening of decadence and desire. With this invitation, your cover charge has been waived—all that remains is for you to present yourself. Surrender to temptation. A world of pleasure awaits. I swallowed hard, pulse thudding in my ears.