Flower Knows Hand Mirror Novels & Stories

Isabelle nodded "the key to open the gate to Lusevell. We can come back here again" Violet shook her head "This must be a joke. How can a mirror do that?" she was surprised. The mirror is a hand mirror. Ivory color with antique carvings. Beautiful thing. "Isa, let's talk about this" She tried Isabelle refused immediately "No. This time you are going listen to me. When we get there, we don't need to look for father. I've heard the call. When the full moon reflects the moonlight using this mirror on the seven trees in the forest, then you will arrive in Lusevell"

My hand moved very carefully, as if I were touching the most fragile glass in the world. I pulled out a small, round wooden box. "I have something for you," I said, my voice dropping into a soft, serious whisper. Vivian turned around to face me, her eyes full of curiosity. "What is it?" I slowly opened the wooden lid. Inside the box, sitting on a bed of soft green moss, was a perfectly bloomed Moon Whisper flower. It was a beautiful, rare flower. Its petals were as white as pure snow, and they shone with a faint, magical silver light that looked exactly like the moon. The flower looked perfectly fresh and alive, as if it had just been plucked from the earth a second ago.

"My lady." Ysolde walked to the bedside table and picked up the small silver hand-mirror that had been in the velvet box with the silver combs, and she walked back across the chamber to Elowen, and she held up the small silver hand-mirror so that Elowen could see herself in it for the first time in three days. Elowen looked into the small silver hand-mirror. The woman who looked back out of the small silver hand-mirror was not the woman Elowen had been seeing in the polished mirror at Ironbough for the past four years.

She glared back at Mirabel whose chest was heaving up and down in anger. She flung the flowers she had come with on Mirabel's bed, "I am not the one that is sick, I have brought these wildflowers just as you called them for you so that I won't come empty-handed and so I can't take it back" Carolina snapped at Mirabel. She pointed at the flower on Mirabel's bed. "They are wildflowers and so are medicinal. See if you can chew on them and get better quickly" she added and dashed out of her room.

But in that warped glass, I saw petals falling—not from the scar, but from the mirror itself. Like a tree blooming in reverse. The petals didn’t fall to the ground. They hovered. Then began swirling, forming a circle behind my reflection. I stepped closer. And my reflection... did not follow. --- It stayed still. Watching me. And then—it smiled. A smile that didn’t belong to me. Didn’t belong to anyone living. “You shouldn’t have freed her,” the reflection said softly. My lips didn’t move. But I heard the voice in my own throat.

She quickly got up from the hot spring “Are you feeling okay to sit on your own for a little while?” “Where are you going?” Jack pouted. “I need to look for something.” Mira spoke as she hurriedly dried herself and put her clothes on “I will tell you when I come back.” She hurried towards the area where there were a lot of different trees. She searched for a while before she saw the tree with the white flowers. It didn’t look like anything she had seen before. She picked a flower curiously; the center of the flower had a small bulb like structure. She pressed the bulb, a sticky fluid stuck to her hand … there was not even a drop …she licked her fingers… it was definitely sweet. She thought

I have no doubt in mind that he would be worse once our hands are tired in the bond of marriage. "Are you alright, My Lady?" Mirra asked. I turned my head to look at her before nodding my head. Mirra was in the middle of spreading white flower dust on the inside of my face cloth. The cloth is thick enough to block out dust and the white flower helps clean the air that enters my nose. Mirra closed the small bottle before she picked up the white cloth and walked over to me. Holding the cloth to my face, Mirra tied the ribbons tightly so it would fall off and took a step back.

Somehow in a whisper and a mysterious tone, HE calls the mistresses’ name which heeded HIS underlying command snapping its finger as glass mirrors appear one by one and surrounding them. “Now, now, now.” With excitement, HE once more utters HIS favorite word and expression as HE slowly lifted himself unto the air crossing his feet and finally fixing the cap unto his head, snapping his finger commanding. “Now, let us stir something up, shall we?” Holding everything in HIS favor and into HIS command, Chie smiles as she slowly calls gesturing with her finger the particular mirror where an engraved pattern of clocks and feathers are connected by a chain and in the very center-top is the Sakura f

The mirror didn’t care. Not because it rejected her. But because it no longer needed to affirm. She sat down beside it, trembling. For the first time, she realized: the bloom wasn’t a tool. It was a companion. One that didn’t serve, but stayed. Siran reached out and placed her hand against its surface, whispering: “Then let’s begin this part together.” And for the first time, the mirror responded with a simple shimmer not an image, not a message. Just presence.

The mirror didn’t just show the Earth. It screamed—a billion hearts breaking at once. June’s hands trembled as she held the cold glass. In the reflection, a giant hand, pale and bony, woven from starlight, closed around the planet. Thick black thorns burrowed deep into the ground, sucking the green life from the soil. “Stop it!” June shouted. She hurled the mirror onto the golden sand. It didn’t shatter. It sank into the beach like a stone sinking in water.