Novel & Cerita L M Montgomery The Blue Castle

The last time I’d been in Falcon’s Reach had been for a coming-of-age banquet, when I’d had too much to drink and had gone to bed early. I wondered how Bianca had managed this. Her mother must have known Ambrose somehow, I figured. That was the only explanation I could think of. Soon, we arrived. The castle was just as I remembered it—dark and moody, built of black stone that towered into the darkening sky. The castle grounds overlooked the mountainside below, but it was too foggy to see much.

Marco invites Caspian, the Alpha of the Blue Moon Pack, to come along as well. We arrive by dusk, the sky a mellow pink as the sun begins to set behind the castle. The palace is magnificent, not as grand as the capital palace, but still large and spacious. Its thematic colors are of a sage green and a mauve pink as the flag waves at us from high up above, a deer with antlers painted in gold as the symbol.

She needed to go to South Bay Castle, and pronto. Luna waved to her. "Hurry, we'll drive you there." Melody got into the car immediately, never questioning their sudden appearance. The car drove all the way to South Bay Castle. A magnificent castle slowly came into view. Melody got out of the car, and looked up. Under the blue sky and white clouds overhead, a majestic castle could be seen in front of her. Colorful balloons floated in the sky. A tall arch made of champagne roses stood at the door, and a long and heavy red carpet stretched from the door to a hundred meters away.

(Damien’s POV) The Montgomery estate loomed ahead, a testament to centuries of wealth and power. Nestled amidst rolling vineyards and ancient oaks, the mansion was a harmonious blend of medieval fortitude and refined luxury. Its stone turrets reached skyward, while ivy-clad walls whispered tales of generations past. The estate’s grandeur was both awe-inspiring and suffocating—a perfect stage for the spectacle my mother had orchestrated.

As we turned down the Las Vegas strip, I started to relax, knowing that we were finally almost home. I squeezed Leila’s hand as we pulled down the long driveway leading to Caprice Casino and Club Moroii. It was already dark outside, but the castle exterior was illuminated as flood lights shone upon it, changing colors from blue to red, purple to pink, and every color of the rainbow. The lighting accented the exquisite façade of the castle. I had it built in the likeness of Camelot, designed by King Arthur himself. Long ago, I had found his plans for Camelot and had kept them safe until the time was right to build an exact replica. The outbuildings matched the castle perfectly.

The car rolled to a stop in front of the Montgomery estate, and I swear, my heart tried to climb its way up my throat. The place was ridiculous in such it looked like someone had taken a castle, dipped it in gold, and then decided to add a few more zeroes to the price tag just for fun. This house would make you question every life choice that led you to this moment.

I didn’t answer it, instead… "Where are we?" I responded to Mia. As if I am already full with what I am seeing right now. "You are here at Master EL's residence." "Eh?" I widened my eyes. EL’s residence? So, I immediately approached the door and opened it. I was completely amazed by the beautiful place of the only child of the Grand Alpha. This is what women envy me today for sure. This is what they call the famous BLUE Mansion. It was located at the top of the mountain which is in the middle of the city.

‘Home, the spot of earth supremely blessed, a dearer, sweeter spot than all the rest.’ -Robert Montgomery Ulric We fled the castle as I pulled Lark behind me. We took nothing with us, which was probably a mistake, but we needed to get out of here. I ran quickly through the city trying to get her out of harm's way. Who knows what happened after the battle ended and if there were people now after me? I had been a big part of so many deaths and cities falling. I had a lot of blood on my hands.

Cassie’s POV If there was one emotion that I was not familiar with, that would be the state of being nervous. In my world, it doesn’t exist. And yet… Walking into a lodge called Castle Creek, my heartbeat was in my head. This Tudor-style lodge is around two miles from the entrance of Mount Craigwood and about a two-mile drive from Moon Valley. I was not used to traveling outside the borders of our pack alone but I was left without a choice.

"Blue castle college? That's Louisa's school! Why didn't she tell me Charles attends 'er campus?" Instantaneously she gripped the newsprint in her hands and ran down the streets of Parkfields. Few minutes of her race, Sheila stood afar from the tall blue and white castle of the Campus. No one was seen outside or on the courtyards. Louisa's class wasn't over yet, and unfortunately she didn't know what time it was. A man dressed in his casual suits walked past her. "Excuse me Sir! Sir!" She ran after the man. With his strong face, the men gave her dirty look.