Faraway Land Novels & Stories

I ignored her every single time, but her existence was getting in the way of my good mood. I had to get away from her. Work had to be set aside for now. I booked a flight ticket and left for the beach. I grew up in a landlocked area, and the sea was something foreign to me. After the wedding, we were going to have our honeymoon at a beach, but her work jumbled up that plan. After that failed honeymoon, she promised me again and again that we would go someday.

Trotting back to my Betas, I saw them stretching, eager to move on; whatever had touched me had also touched them. 'Let's go.' I said and allowed Midnight to take over, and we began to run again. Her scent grew stronger as we crossed the bleak Far Lands, an area of the country where nothing could grow, and nothing thrived; no animals or birdlife made their home there, not even the lowliest of insects could survive here. It was a desert, a wasteland, and we stopped on its border; none of our kind had ventured across this line, and I could feelthe tension in my Betas.

It blazes at one moment before completely turning dull. She now has the other half but how will she release the other one out? ~~~ Carrying the words of the great Orlando in their minds and heart, they set sail to the land that was mentioned by him, the land that is visible not in the eyes of all creatures but exempts the extraordinary ones–pure, wise, and strong. It's called the Land of the Infinite Desire and it's in the deepest and most hidden part of the Forest in Vormundham, a place miles away from the border of Lavandel.

“Of course, I had to. First and foremost, we have to ask ourselves some quick questions so that we could know each other better. We have to be able to convince my mother and then your family.” “I guess that is really necessary. What do you think about this weekend?” “Sounds great. But before that, you need to visit somewhere else.” “Where?” - “Here.” “Forsaken? What are we doing here?” Cassey smiled at Cai, who was both confused and amazed. “This amazing land is where I work. It is called Forsaken but its natural beauty will never disappoint you. It is a breath of fresh air here, far from the noisy and chaotic streets.”

The day marked the baby girl’s destiny and this was how the story began… Once upon the tale of a girl, in a faraway beautiful kingdom, everyone knows today as Prestoria. A long time before now, the kingdom used to be a deserted land. There was nothing in the land but sand and trees, a century after, the place became one of the best when it came to anything and everything, and it was filled with amazing people. People from around the world always went to Prestoria because they knew it was a land of goodwill as it had the best of everything. Prestoria flowed with milk and honey. It was governed by a befitting and loyal king.

We would fight with our whole life. The added thud of not just our warriors in full speed with me, but the noise I could now hear coming from the ravenous beasts approaching us was a testament that it was about to go down, and go down fast. Dust splattered on the ground as our large purrs brushed the now sandy floor stepping into the vast expanse of empty land before the Far area of the unclaimed territory.

The future is opening up with possibilities. Calista leaned against me. "What happens now? Where do we go from here?" "Home." I kissed the top of her head. "We go home to Noctis. We rebuild. We create the kingdom we want. The world we want. Together." "Together." She smiled. "I like the sound of that." We spent the next few hours organizing. Tending to the wounded. Accounting for everyone. Preparing to march back to Noctis. The journey would take days. Would be hard. But we were going home victorious. That made everything easier.

He scratched his eyebrows and frowned, "You really have an attitude, baby. What do I need to do in order to get rid of your annoyance with me? Hmm?" "You want me to get rid of this annoyed feelings for you, huh?" She asks. He eagerly nodded. "Well, then. You just need to do one thing..." "Don't come near me. Just... stay where you are right now. Stay Away, Uno." ٥٠一٠一٠٥

A whisper that was not sound. Home. She stumbled, breath catching. Damien was instantly there, hand closing around her elbow. “What did you feel?” “I don’t know,” she whispered. “It’s like… something is calling me.” His grip tightened. Not painful. Grounding. “You’re responding to the land.” “The land?” “This territory predates pack borders,” Damien said. “It recognizes power, not rank.” They broke through the trees. Aria froze. Before them rose stone. Not ruins. Not a building.

It was the eighth year of my marriage. As I was driving my daughter to school, I took a call on speaker. "Is this Mr. Andrew Benedict? Your wife, Ms. Clara Miller, left her diamond ring in our executive suite." My hands froze on the wheel. Andrew was my husband. Clara was my best friend. I rushed to my brother's office, desperate to prove it was a mistake. He didn't even look up from his desk. He wasn't surprised at all. "Summer, drop it," my brother, Aaron Walter, said calmly. "They have a child together now. Just pretend you don't know. "He lied to you to spare your feelings," he added. "We all kept quiet for your own good." I felt my blood cold as it ran through my veins. "He's r