Lei Meteor Garden Novels & Stories

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.

“Want one?” The vendor laughed, then nodded. “My daughter uses them in school.” She handed one over. “Clause Ten’s her favorite,” he added. “About rest as essential rhythm.” “She has taste,” Lia grinned. --- 1:34 PM — Southbank Garden The garden wasn't big—merely a wedge of earth reclaimed between two low structures. The soil was clay-laden, but careful tending had caused it to produce: gabi, kamote, climbing string beans on reused trellises. A hand-lettered sign protruded between two tomato vines:

“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.

"Come. I'll show you something." She put the book back quickly. He held her hand and led her out of the library toward a path that glided through an enchanting garden, brightened by twinkling fairy lights and adorned with fragrant flowers. Leila stood, mouth agape. The scenery was magnificent. It felt like a fairy tale. "This is paradise. It's beyond beautiful." Leila had never seen something like it. "I know you'll like it. My private garden." "I love it!" This was nature's beauty. The scents and colors added to the beauty of the garden.

"Next time, I may faint if I go now." Aster had left Lia. He had to tell Marvin that he had to accompany Lia so he went for a quick talk. Lia then noticed her surroundings. She felt that she liked this place more and more. She could see the outside garden from this window and it looked like you were in a wonderland. The gardener should be an artist. He planted in a good way that made various shapes and sizes. You could see some scenes that were deliberately created. To the left, there were animals worshiping a lion king. The center had wheat and rice fields surrounded by melons. The right side was all flowers in colors. But now they made an image of a fish.

“Where are you two heading off to next?” Mirella turned to him with a sly grin. “You heard us. The amusement park.” Leon facepalmed himself, groaning. “This is the grand tour you had in mind for the Luna?” Mirella shrugged. “Yes! The Moonlock Meadow Park is a landmark in the entire territory. One of the most beautiful places. It’s the kind of place the Luna has to see.” “There will be lots of children there,” Kaliyah added with a soft smile. “And I love children.”