Kai X Damon Edens Garden Novels & Stories

Before he left Roman walked up to her, and Raven was caught off-guard, his scent was really good and he was way more handsome up close. "Can I have your number?" "Sure," Raven told him her digits and he saved it. "Talk to you later." Roman winked at her as he went out and when she looked next to him she found Damien watching her. He didn't say anything to her as he also walked out after Roman Early access to chapters: www.patreon.com/taniashava

He grabbed her chin and brought her face close to his, leaning to her level. "Trust me, you are to me..." Her grey orbs stared confused at him and got lost in his deep blue oceans while he kept caressing her soft cheeks with his rough thumb... ******** Damian went to his office, and a doctor came to check on rose, he removed the drip from her hand making her sigh in relief... After her dressing and checkup she went outside in the garden for a walk, stepping into the garden, fresh smell of flowers welcomed her, it was an amazing view to watch, few butterflies were dancing in the heavenly place.

“Careful. Men have died for saying less.” “And yet you’re not killing me,” she said. “Why?” Dante’s smile thinned. “Because Damien would burn the world.” “And you don’t want that,” she finished. “Not yet.” ⸻ Damien felt it the moment he stepped back into the estate. The shift. The tension. He found Sienna in the garden, hands buried in the soil, planting something small and stubborn. “You met him,” Damien said. She didn’t look up. “Yes.”

Damon's POV I found Maya in the gardens, where the moonlight barely touched the earth. She stood near the fountain, the soft trickle of water the only sound between us. She turned as I approached, her face an unreadable mask. "Damon." Her voice was steady, too steady. As if she already knew why I was here. I didn't stop until I was only a few feet away, close enough to see the tension in her shoulders, the slight shift in her stance. She wasn't afraid - not yet.

The moonlight was thin—filtered through skeletal branches of the overgrown ruins once known as the Queen’s Garden. Once, it had been a sanctuary. Now, it was silent. Forsaken. Selene stood at the edge of the stone archway, cloaked in midnight blue, a hood drawn low over her face. The old garden had burned during the last rebellion, and nothing had truly grown here since. Not even the roses. “They’ll come,” Damien murmured beside her, his hand hovering near the dagger at his hip. “Cowards always do when they think their victim is alone.”

It was one thing to be known as a playboy, it was another to be tagged a violent, cheating asshole who fucked his baby sister's fiancé. Even though that was exactly what he was. “Fine.” He gritted out. “What brilliant plan do you have then?” “Get dressed,” I said, “We need to get the Mori estate before we do anything else.” I needed to see for myself the true extent of damage. Fifteen minutes later, Kao and I were sneaking out the house the same way we snuck in. I pulled open the door to leave, and immediately froze. Eden stood on the steps, radiant and dazzling as always, his hand already raised to knock.

I saw a figure trapped in layers of tradition, bound by the expectations of a pack that still whispered about my bloodline when they thought I wasn't listening. "I look like a cake topper," I grumbled. "You look like a queen," a voice said from the doorway. I turned or tried to, before the corset stopped me. Kai was leaning against the doorframe. He was chewing on an apple, dressed in his security blacks. His arm was finally out of the sling, though he still favored the shoulder slightly. "You're not supposed to be here," Gisele shrieked, waving a measuring tape at him. "Bad luck! The groom cannot see the bride!" "I'm not the groom," Kai said around a bite of apple. "I'm the Head of Security

“But I don't think you are exactly the picnic and flowers type, Damian.” He didn’t reply, just stopped in front of a tall iron gate entwined with vines. With one hand, he pushed it open. Aria gasped. On the other side stretched a garden bursting with color—rows of white roses, jasmine, lilies, a fountain in the center, and tucked beneath the shade of olive trees, a swing seat draped with cushions. Her eyes widened. “You… did this?” Damian’s jaw tightened, like he wasn’t used to explaining himself. “You said once that gardens remind you of your grandmother. That they made you feel safe.” His gaze softened. “So I built one for you. Here. So you never forget what safety feels like.”

“I'm here now, nothing is going to take me away from you.” She slowly nodded, before slowly letting go. “I will be right back,” she turned to Damien. “Take care of her, make sure she never leaves your side.” He nodded, watching her walk away. Immediately the door locked behind my mother, I turned to Damien. “Where's Kai?” I blurted out. Damien froze, his eyes flashed with anger. He snorted, rolling his eyes away. “Damein, where is Kai?” I asked again, fear already creeping in. Damein and Kai were mortal enemies, they haven't really fought each other but sometimes eyes were enough to carry the message.

said Kai, annoyed. “Whatever,” he said and left. “Amm Kai?” called out Hazel awkwardly. “Yeah Hazel?” he asked while looking at her concern. “Who is Eden?” she asked. He smiled. “You will find soon,” he said. “What?” she asked. “He means Eden is not here, so it’s so lame to tell you about him now but the thing is you will find him just like Ryan,” said Carmen. “Maybe more than him,” said Kai while smirking.