Faraway Land Novels & Stories

He immediately looks away as he tries to clear his throat. “I-I have no idea. Though, I heard that before it was feared and called as the Forbidden Land it was called to be the goddess’ land where the goddess of Evetora lived in harmony with all creatures that goes there. I heard that after the goddess suddenly disappear, dark mists begun to cover the land and monsters that kills people lurks in there.” Vlash said making me sigh. I grab hold of the rope holding the ‘delph’ when I feel Vlash suddenly moves and slide down before he look up at me. I look down at him as he reaches his hand to me. I just look at his extended hand unsure if I will take it or not.

Trevon, looking pale and shaken, took her away to somewhere far, far away. Even seeing me cry didn’t move him. Instead, he shoved me down harshly, looking at me like I was something vile. "Why are you crying? That thing was half-fish, half-human. Haven’t you humiliated me enough?"

Besides, I only had nothing but resentment for Derek now. My innocent child was sacrificed for the sake of his and Ivy's happiness. I did not have much time left. Instead of spending all my money on prolonging my life, I would rather spend what might be the final month I had left to live visiting a city I was curious about. I had only learned then that Sorreyas, the city that I had been wanting to visit, was not located that far away. It would only take a three-hour flight for me to get there. For nine years, Derek had promised to take me to that city. He flew to Sorreyas every year on our wedding anniversary. Yet, he had not once brought me along.

His pleas were silenced forever—left to vanish in the distance. Turning to my driver, I said, "Take me to the orphanage. Did you buy Jeannie’s birthday cake?" The car sped forward, the passing scenery blurring into long, straight lines. I rolled down the window, letting the warm breeze kiss my face. Everything was moving forward toward the light.

Kaylee The Forbidden Lands was a kingdom that was wiped out years ago, and the land was left destitute because of the amount of bloodshed and deaths that took place on that day. Everybody in that land died. It was said that it was forbidden for anyone to inhabit. Such a person was believed to be possessed by spirits. But I didn’t care. As the carriage rode through the fogginess and dust, I had to be back before my father noticed—and he could never know where I went.

Gwyneth waved at him, thinking, "Goodbye, Asher. I'm never going to see you again." Asher was about to upgrade Gwyneth's seat when Liana pulled him away. "Hurry up. The baby's hungry. Let's get through security quickly and grab something to eat in the lounge." Once they were through security, Gwyneth turned and made her way to the domestic lane. Soon enough, she was on the plane headed for the Payne residence. … By early morning, the flight overseas had finally landed. Asher got off the plane but couldn't find Gwyneth. He rang her up, but the line was met with an automated voice saying her phone was off.

Flora sprawled on the bed, her eyes closed, feeling too lazy to get up. She wished she had nowhere to go that day, she has a fashion shoot with her two friends Daisy and Kimora. She turned immediately she hear her phone buzz and rolled her eyes immediately she saw it was from Gregor. She has been ignoring his calls and texts and doesn’t want to talk to him. She’s definitely going to talk to him but not now, she wants him to feel hurt the way he made her feel.

Amara shook her head as she refilled a bowl of shelled peanuts for Tiffany’s customers, then her own. “You know how the saying goes? You always want what you don’t have… So, be careful what you wish for…” The statement certainly held true for her. She’d spent too many years as a young girl wishing for a flat chest, much similar to an ironing board, and a couple of pounds off her hips. Not that anyone had granted her request… “I’m very familiar with the saying,” her friend said with a toss of her dark brown hair. “And I CRAVE those.”

It all just happened for no concrete reason. "Yes." Hyomi ventured to look at other people. "My best friend once promised me." For a moment she shifted her gaze to the scene in front of her while snorting softly, feeling a great sense of disappointment. "But he left without saying goodbye and without keeping his promise to take a vacation to Eco Land."

The riverbeds were so much greener than before hampering a coverage of a secret that would distort the face of the world. Every step they heaved, brought the land of Ura into a cascade in their sight. The land felt humiliated but allowed trees to contour all over bringing the horizon of the land calm and cool for inhibitors. Ariana felt barely relieved of the surging pain that kept persisting on her feet that had developed sores from a long walk in the lowlands as they made a stance at the edge of a cliff and watched the land as the promised land. Christine sheepily smiled at it. She felt conceit about it.