Kaimon Edens Garden Novels & Stories

But the centerpiece— My heart slammed against my ribs. A massive floral dome stood in the center of the garden, built entirely out of white orchids, baby’s breath, and lush greenery, delicate and breathtaking. Like a chapel made of flowers. Inside the dome stood— My hand flew to my mouth. Everyone. Theodore, standing tall but with softened eyes. Nicholas at his side, hands folded behind his back. Alexis fidgeting with her dress, trying not to cry. Nathan holding Amara in his arms—Amara who spotted me and immediately began waving excitedly.

Ariadne eyed them all suspiciously. “What are you doing here?” she asked, her gaze sharp and skeptical. Andymon stepped forward. “Madam, they’re here to set up a garden on the roof terrace. No need to worry—they’ll work quietly.” “A garden?” Ariadne’s lips twisted into a cynical smile. “For your master to enjoy in his free time? Seems unlikely, given how busy he is.” Andymon hesitated but replied, "Actually, the garden is for you." Ariadne blinked, caught off guard. “For me? Why?”

she called out and he gave James the keys to her giant garden. James took the key and opened it. When they walked in, his eyes wide with awe. It was a magical garden, filled with different coloured flowers big and small. It was a treat to the eyes and a healer to the soul. He almost felt bad for what his team is about to do to this holy place. But then again he remembered that it was a step to taking down Kanzel and his goons. So he gestured to his team once again and they start to break and toss any pot flower that was vissible to the eyes....

There is so much more here in your school that you can explore. As he said that Nero leap away from their bed and landed on Audrey's shoulder with ease. He beckoned her master to went outside heading to their campus garden, the Enchanted Garden. Within just a few days of staying in Iridos, he already visited almost every corner of the school. If there is one place that Nero is most familiar with, that would be the Enchanted Garden. He used to hang out here with Monami whenever Audrey is not around. In fact, he already even made friends with some of the fairies working in the garden. Passing through the floral archway, Audrey was greeted with myriad of colors. What makes it more eye-catching

Taking my hand, he led me deeper into the garden, away from prying eyes, until we reached a secluded grove shaded by tall trees. Kael led me to a secluded spot in the garden, hidden from view by tall trees and lush foliage. The air was thick with the scent of flowers, and the only sound was the distant hum of bees. I turned to face him, my heart pounding in my chest as I reached up and cupped his face, pulling him down for a deep, passionate kiss. My hands moved to his trousers, unbuttoning them with shaking fingers, feeling his hardness press against me as I slipped my hand inside.

As we neared the garden, a place I had once cherished but could barely bring myself to think about since Eden brought Maya. I hesitated for a moment, my steps slowing, but Eden gently squeezed my hand, urging me forward. “Just a little further,” he said, his voice tinged with a mix of hope and uncertainty. When we stepped into the garden, the sight that met my eyes left me breathless. The garden had been transformed. The once trampled paths were now lined with lush, vibrant flowers; my favorite peonies, their soft pink and white petals unfurling in full bloom.

Blida whispered to herself. Edward woke up laying down in a garden, filled with beautiful blooming flowers, fruits and vegetables growing perfectly. It was like paradise, mana was flourishing like nothing he had ever seen before. He stood up carefully trying not to damage the grass around him like a conservative child. As his eyes wandered around the mouth watering beauty of the garden he saw a figure standing in front of a fountain.

DAMON’S POV The garden was empty. I stood at the gate and looked at the dry fountain and the bare trees and the two small stones sitting at the edge of the fountain that hadn’t been there before and understood immediately what they meant. Someone had spread something on that fountain edge. A document. Weighted at the corners. Kennedy.

Kael smiled as he turned to look at Aaron, “you're too good to me. If I didn't have you my life would have been so miserable.” “When would you stop hating on your life, my dear?” “I'm not. It's just, I feel like an audience in my own story. And sometimes it's like I'm not even allowed in the front roll for a better view.” “Come on Kael, you wanna enjoy the garden before visitors take over.” — The garden was bursting with flowers. The pair wandered slowly through the east courtyard where decorators and floral handlers were building massive arches of blooming moon lilies, sun-orchids, and trailing ivy. Kael walked carefully, hand in Aaron’s, his sandals brushing over soft moss-lined paths.

"Dinner is at seven. In the small dining room. Not the big one. If you need anything, there’s an intercom by the bed. Just press three for the kitchen." "And if I want to go outside?" Enzo paused at the door. "The garden is yours. But don't try the gate. It’s electrified." He shut the door, and I heard the lock click. It was a soft sound, but it felt like a gunshot. I walked over to the glass wall. The garden was beautiful. There were rose bushes, a stone fountain, and a bench under a weeping willow. It looked peaceful. But beyond the garden, I could see the stone wall and the top of a guard’s head as he paced the perimeter.