Magnolia Palace Novels & Stories

I patted her hand and gave a look of 'everything is fine' and covering my face with the veil went after him. I went through the Beautiful long gallery having big flower pots at each pillar and oil lamps hanging about every thirty-forty meter away. There were few more galleries attached to this gallery leading to either left or right of the Palace. Then came a beautiful big Rose Garden that has a big fountain in the middle and pathways in between to walk through it. It had the most beautiful roses that I never have seen. My sight went to the thing in front of me. That is a big Royal place definitely belonging to the Pride of the Palace. It was so big and beautifully crafted in Bright red colo

Megan responded as she pondered that. She glanced at the North Moana Palace on the opposite side of the hill; it was tall and majestic. It was even more magnificent than the New World Palace! 'Is the Scorching Sun Bow hidden in that grand palace?' "Alliance Master!" Kent walked out eagerly and persuaded Megan. "It's not a good idea for only you and Darryl to go in there. Darryl is cunning. What if he sets a trap inside and ambushes you?"

Justin simply turned a deaf ear and stuck with his decision. The two started living in his Magnolia Crescent villa. Magnolia Crescent is the most exclusive residential development in Hyacinth Bay. It prides itself not only for its exclusivity but for its top-notch privacy and security. Being affluent was not enough to afford a property here. You need to be in the upper 1% to be granted the privilege. For the past week that she had not been working, she busied herself in cleaning the house. Although it was unnecessary since Justin had some hired help to do these tasks, she could not just lie around the house and do nothing.

Sheila rolled down the car window, and a faint fragrance drifted in the autumn wind. "Mother loves magnolias." Killian pointed to both sides of the mansion, "Those eight are century-old ancient magnolias, transplanted by grandfather from Riverland." The car turned past the fountain pool, and Sheila finally saw the full view of the main house – a five-courtyard, three-lane layout, with vivid mythical beasts squatting on the flying eaves, and honeysuckle patterns carved on the white marble railings. But the most shocking thing was that the entire west garden was planted with all kinds of roses, blooming wildly in the twilight.

She found the door which was supposed to lead to Dorothy's study and bedroom but upon opening it, she was surprised to see that it was a small chapel. The wooden pews were mostly intact, save for some along the front row which was broken in half. The pulpit was dust-covered much like everything else and, judging from the wilted lilies and the circular wreath of flowers, a funeral had taken place here. On one of the pews was another tarot card depicting a tall tower being struck by lightning. It said "The Tower". It seemed sinister, and on the back, the note written on it had been cut off, but it was enough to make her skin crawl.