Jett Edens Garden Novels & Stories

Jay looked around and suggested. Jemma hesitated, nibbling on her lip, unable to reply. "Let's go," he insisted, leading the way to the garden. Jemma followed silently. The garden was adorned with sparkling string lights woven through the trees, casting a soft glow. Lanterns hung from branches, their warm light creating a serene ambience. Jay glanced at her exposed back. "I wasn't planning on coming to this party, but when I saw your leave application, I couldn't stop myself," Jay confessed.

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He swerves his head around and saw her fondling with her finger. He found her cute and innocent while doing that. “Come, have breakfast with us ” Ethan beckons on Denny, but she nodded her head in disapproval. “Excuse me, I will take her to the garden for some fresh air,” Ethan said, making his way out of the dining hall. Ethan held Denny by the hand and led her to the garden. When they got there, Zenny was bewildered by the beauty of the place, she opened her eyes wide in astonishment.

"By the Moon Goddess, how many times have I said it...ah the second time. The third time I don't want to catch you guys mating in the gym!" "Quiet, little one! Go find a mate, so you won't be jealous of us!" Jen gritted her teeth and looked away, while Jadden laughed out loud at the reaction of the people in front of him as he whispered to Jen, "I think Julian will have a little brother soon, want to bet Jen?" "Crazy bastard! I'm not in it!" Jen said as she stood up and walked away. "Jenny, wait! I'm coming!" said Edith.

MINTHE The Garden of the Past * * * We go through the winding, twisting stone paths of the outer grounds, moving far away from the noisy main packhouse and toward the secluded eastern ridge of the estate. This is my place. A small, hidden garden sanctuary enclosed by towering, thick evergreen hedges that completely block out the rest of the world. Over the last three years, when the overwhelming loneliness of being a modern soul trapped in a medieval fantasy novel became too heavy to bear, I came here.

The garden was a maze, but I remembered Thomas’s directions. ​I reached the hut. It was a small, humble building made of cedar and stone, tucked away in the furthest corner of the estate. A single candle flickered in the window—the signal. ​I slipped inside. The air smelled of potting soil, dried herbs, and old wood. Thomas was standing by a heavy workbench, holding a lantern. Next to him, sitting on a crate and looking completely terrified, was Jax. ​"Elena!" Jax jumped up, his eyes wide. He looked like he hadn't slept in days. "God, you look... you look different. Your eyes are glowing."

I inhaled the sweet air as I walked towards the front door, admiring the garden left behind by the former occupants. It was a vibrant oasis with a mix of annual and perennial, herbs and vegetables, a meandering stone path winds through the garden, leading to the back yard, a place where Jonathan intends to set up a little playing ground for the kids when he has time. Walking up the short flight of stairs that led to the front door, reminding me once more of how lucky I was to have Jonathan by my side. He had been a constant help a friend I wouldnt trade for anyone. “Why aren't you going in?”

he whispered harshly. “Outside…I’ve never been outside.” Judge Jackson heaved a heavy sigh and mumbled about ‘time-wasting’ under his breath. “Imani, isn’t this what you always wanted? To leave Eden?” “Yes.” “Well now is your chance. If I have to tell you to come one more time then I’ll hand you over to that fine gentleman who initially selected you.” That threat alone was enough to propel me ahead of him. I gasped when I saw the moon. Despite it’s distance, I felt so close–closer than I felt catching a glimpse of it through the barred windows of our dormitory.

Exploring the village that she had only ever seen from her window was enough of an adventure for Gia. “Wow!” Gia’s eyes widened as she looked at the cactus garden. She quickly went down the white stone steps, eager to see the garden up close. “Haze! You’ll break your neck if you fall from these stairs!” Raven reluctantly followed Gia’s pace. The steps they were descending had wide, white stone landings, but it was still a dangerous place to run. “Phone!” Gia held out her hand to Raven. “Didn’t Jasper already get you a new phone?” Despite his protest, Raven handed over the phone in the next second.

Jett looked around the massive garden, he had never seen something as large as that in a house before. “How big is this place?” He turned to Agnella who was now sitting on the chair in the middle of the garden. “I don't know Jett, how big do you think it is?” She asked without looking at him. He said nothing more and looked at the blue sky above them, it looked like the sky was nearer than normal. “What about Evelyn?” asked Agnella, touching the edge of the wooden table. “I thought you forgot about her.” Jett turned to Agnella who then raised her head.