Lei Meteor Garden Novels & Stories

The garden felt like an oasis, with benches tucked into quiet corners and tall trees providing shade. “This is one of my favorite places,” Rio said, taking a deep breath of the fresh air. “It’s peaceful, and the view at sunset is unbeatable.” Lily felt the tranquility of the space settle over her. “I can see why. It’s so beautiful here.” As they continued, Rio showed her the greenhouse, filled with exotic plants and flowers. The air inside was warm and fragrant, and Lily was captivated by the variety of greenery surrounding them. “We grow some of our own herbs and flowers here,” Rio explained. “Zion’s got a bit of a green thumb, so he takes care of most of it.”

Lydia decided to heed Blake’s advice; she couldn't let anyone see her in this dress. To her luck, there were no pack members around; they were likely on the lower ground floor preparing for the Ball. As soon as she reached the ground floor, she accelerated and dashed through the back door into the private garden. The scent of flowers flooded her senses, and she saw the eagle fountain pouring water into the well. At the end of the garden, she noticed her friend seated by the beach. “Hey!” the girl greeted as Lydia approached. “Hey, Thalia!” Lydia beamed, hugging her. “Nice to see you here!”

He looked at Tim’s face and asked no questions, which was why Tim kept him close. “Daniel?” Tim said. “Garden,” Leo said. “He’s been out there for the last hour.” Tim handed Leo his jacket and walked through the house. The glass doors at the back of the kitchen were unlocked he pushed them open and stepped out into the garden's night air, cooler now than during the day, the sky above the property a deep dark blue, with the lights of Red City pushing against its edges from beyond the wall. Daniel was on the bench at the centre of the garden path.

A teen sitting close by read it out loud, then whispered, "That's what I keep telling my sister. She keeps waiting for it to go back." "Back to what?" Caelan asked. The teen didn't respond. Perhaps because she already knew the answer resided in the silence between the words. --- 6:23 PM — Sector Q, Memory Garden Perimeter Small flowering plants flowered close to the ground between smooth stones. Some of them had names carved into them. Some only had symbols. Some carried fresh ribbons tied with no notation. Elira stooped beside one—no inscription, only a tiny blue circle drawn on its edge.

“Funny how ‘everywhere’ often includes exactly this spot right after dinner.” Leo stood just beyond the herb bed, hands shoved into his pockets, shoulders filling up more space than seemed strictly necessary. The fading light caught in the strands of silver in his dark hair made the scar along his jaw look softer. He scowled, which was Leo for “embarrassed.” “Garden backs onto the fence,” he muttered. “Needs eyes on it.” “Mm‑hmm,” I said. “Because the basil is such a known flight risk.” One corner of his mouth twitched.

“You came all the way out here just to visit her grave? You must have been closer than I thought.” “Well, with this whole Luna Trial thing… I thought it only appropriate that I visit.” That wasn’t entirely a lie. Liam’s face fell at the mention of the Luna Trial. He nodded and walked forward, kneeling to place the bundle of flowers he’d brought next to mine. “Gardenias,” he said, brushing his fingers across the white petals. “The closest thing to cherry blossoms that I could find at this time of year.” My heart cracked at the mention of cherry blossoms. Liam knew what I liked. He always did—more than anyone else, except perhaps Lilith.

“Now, I have one more place to show you.” He then led us to a side area of the temple, where there was an indoor garden surrounded by marble columns and covered by a glass canopy. In the center of the garden, there was a fountain with crystal-clear water, surrounded by flowers and plants that exuded a delicate fragrance. “This is the Moon Garden,” Alaric explained. “It’s a place for meditation and contemplation. Many come here to find inspiration and connect with the goddess’s energy.” He turned to us. “The ancients say that Selene herself would descend to speak with Luna in these gardens... for a time, until the heart was corrupted. The following generations were never graced by her presenc

I ask her. "I needed to clear my head." She smiles and continues to look around the garden. "What is this place?" She asks. "It's the MoonLight Luna Garden." I look around with her, admiring the fairy lights in the Willow trees and on the vine archs. "Every Luna puts an item in the garden, including Cynthia." "What will you put?" She asks politely. "Roses." I smile and look at her. She gives me a soft smile and holds my hand.

Instead, Levi leads me through the living room and toward the doors leading to the gardens. "Where are we going?" I ask him. "There's something I want to show you before we go home," he replies. When we go out into the garden, Levi takes off his jacket and puts it over my shoulders, to keep the cold away from me. He then takes my hand again and leads me down a clear, quiet and lonely path that leads to the large lake. In the center of it is a dome with a statue erected in the name of the Moon Goddess. A stone path leads straight to the dome.