Maidens Book Novels & Stories

Lydia bowed her head and exited the room. Mia nodded and thanked Lydia as usual, and as soon as she exited the room she rose, picked up her dress and put it on. Then moved to the desk where the book she was yet to finish reading was. Knowing her quest to go round the world was now a pipedream, she settled for exploring through the books at her reach. ... The knock came to the door and two maidens pushed opened it and entered, without Mia's beckoning. she noticed the emerald robe with crystal designs in the younger maids hands as they stepped further in. They stopped at the centre of the room, both having a smile on their faces.

All of the three maids held on to one side of a large blue crystal that they then held over my body and before I could protest, they activated it and water fell from the crystal in a shower like motion. I knew that the book had magic, but it had never been emphasized, the author had never mentioned the small and unique gadgets or the beautiful crystals that could carry things. All I knew was the gruesome effect magic had had in cursing Daisy to lose half her lifespan. I don't even know if the prince has magic, all that was written in the book, was that he has a lot of mana. I watched in awe as the large crystal held by the three maids disintegrated with every warm drop of water that fell out

Mikel finally asked me, still not dropping the book, and I wondered why he was still reading through the silly erotic book. He was rather engrossed in how the dragon females were so focused on how to seduce their male lords and kept lots of erotic books in their female libraries. I had read most of their books due to boredom, and it was indeed a silly book, as I already had experience of the sexual content written there, unlike the time I was innocent. The book triggered me to continue thinking about Mikel and missing him too. As the female lead of the book was a picture-perfect seductress, but the dragon man didn't want her.

She hadn’t casted any summoning magic today, and even if she did a summon of that distance would be too hard for her. “Excuse me,” the maid said politely, her voice soft but clear as she stepped forward, offering the book to Ares. “I was told to bring this to you, Miss.” Ares rose from her seat, her hands instinctively reaching for the book. She felt a strange shiver run down her spine as she held it, the familiar weight of it somehow feeling off in her hands now. “Why was it brought to me?” she asked, her voice barely above a whisper, unsure of what to make of the situation.

The thrill to try it earlier engulfed her, she looked around, no one was with her, Meena was asleep in little the room next to hers. She lit a lamp and sat on the table to read the book. Opening it, she found out there were so many things people could summon; witches, demons, angels, fairies...she searched for the guardians, it was hard to see because the book was very old. Guardians of the light as it was called, beings who protect the interests and happiness of their masters who called them.

“What the hell just happened?” He hesitated, then asked, “Have you ever heard of the Moonborn Siren, sire?” I searched my memory. “No. Why?” “You’ll understand your mate better once you do.” That was all he said before bowing and leaving like a cryptic old seer. Gods, I hated when he did that. After the maids finished drying and changing Ana, I headed to the royal library. I searched every corner until I found a thick, deep blue book embossed with swirling silver patterns. The title caught my eye: The Moonborn Siren.

With that settled, I slipped from the chamber with one of the maidens trailing behind me. She was young, soft-spoken, and had a kind sort of smile. As we walked, I struck up conversation. “Your palace is beautiful. It must be easy to get lost in all these halls.” The maiden chuckled softly. “It happens even to those of us who live here.” “I love books,” I added casually. “Back home, I spend hours reading. I was wondering… does the palace have a library?” Her smile faltered, eyes darting to the side. “The royal library is not… open to everyone. It is usually prohibited.”

The crown hovered above both sisters, no longer split, no longer settled, and no longer answering Maelor’s heartbeat. Rudina’s eyes moved past Adolphus, past Ashina, past the dead midwife, and toward the first Blood Feather book trembling in the air. “The danger was the child named by the enemy before his mother was allowed to love him freely.” Ashina fell to her knees. Maelor’s heartbeat stopped for one impossible breath. Then the first Blood Feather book began screaming.

Master Adonis’s Maid Chapter 29 She froze reading the report Damon bought for her. She just couldn't believe that she is going to be the mother of her Master Adonis's child. Droplets of sweat started to roll down her forehead. She sat down staring at the piece of paper in her hand with disbelief. The rain of fear drenched her completely, soaking her up to her bones. She was scared of new responsibilities, especially when she remembered what happened with the last maid of his.

Finesia who was in her half-closed mind mused when she heard the sorrow from the lady and realized that one thing that she doesn't possess was to make the dead alive. That's why she weren't able to stop the death of the three fairies, the ones she truly cherished. The Lady named Jeneva brought back Finesia to her house, she prepared a well-suited cloths for her and make a tasty food to fill her stomach. Mariano, his brother prepared a bucket of water for Finesia to take a bath. They weren't sure as to how did a child live with an eyes peculiarly different from a normal human.