Novel & Cerita Meteor Garden Lei

and both their moms would back off. Shex and Mera saw Kar and Lex coming through the gardens and decided to meet them out there. So, they rushed downstairs and were glad to find the couple sitting near the roses. Lex loved the rows and rows of roses. The way they smelled and looked, all the colors, shapes, and different stages they were in. From the buds to the full blooms she had so much to look at; the detail and smells kept her creative mind and the rest of her senses working. Lex had seen glimpses of places like this through Aeden's eyes. After seeing it for the first time she had asked Kar and Shex to find and plant as many varieties as they could find. It had become her personal haven

“Unless Yesande has taken up residence in the neighborhood, or unless she’s got someone closer to home keeping an eye on things, you’re going to have to purge the charmer thing, Leo.” Jasmine picked up one of the long sticks that speared the marinated meats and vegetables on the tray nearest her. She moved from the table to the bonfire Keilor had built in the fire pit. The fire was the only light in the darkened and deceptively unprotected garden. Fireflies danced and whizzed through the rare black night, but did nothing to illuminate the six people around the fire.

At first, she thought she was imagining things. Then she saw movement. No. Not one person. Two. Her brows furrowed. Curiosity immediately replaced her sorrow. Who would be wandering around the garden at this hour? Elara narrowed her eyes and stepped closer to the balcony railing, trying to get a better look at the mysterious figures hidden among the moonlit flowers. And the moment she recognized one of them... Her breath caught. It was Leo. Standing in the center of the Moonveil Garden beneath the silver glow of the moon.

Later that afternoon, I wandered through the palace gardens. I liked the gardens. Mostly because nobody expected anything from me there. The moon lilies swayed gently in the breeze. Silver petals shimmered beneath the sunlight. Butterflies drifted between flower beds. Everything looked peaceful. As though the garden existed a heartbeat outside the rest of the world. This was the Lunar Kingdom. Everything here seemed slightly magical. I spotted Maya sitting beneath a flowering tree. A stack of documents rested beside her. She looked annoyed. Which meant she was probably doing queen things.

Leo asked, scanning our surroundings with the vigilance of a predator protecting his territory. The key fit perfectly into a nearly invisible keyhole. When I turned it, the door swung open silently, revealing a hidden greenhouse I never knew existed. Unlike the manicured perfection of the main garden, this space was wild, almost jungle-like in its lushness. Vines crawled across glass walls that were nearly opaque with greenery. Strange flowers I'd never seen before bloomed in impossible colors—blues that shifted to purple when I moved, whites that sparkled like captured starlight.

One Month Later — Estravia, Wexford Lane Grand Hall. The sun cast golden rays across the hills, the wind carrying soft petals through the courtyard like confetti made by nature itself. The garden was in full bloom—white roses, pale lavender, soft pink peonies—all chosen by Raina herself. She stood beneath an arched trellis of wisteria and jasmine, her ivory dress flowing around her like mist. No glitter. No train. Just grace. And across from her, in a perfectly tailored suit with not a single crease out of place, stood Leif Vexley.

“You’ll love it! Arlo’s mother designed it herself, and it’s one of the most beautiful spots in the house.” As they stepped outside into the garden, Lune was immediately struck by the vibrant colors of the flowers and the lush greenery surrounding them. The scent of blooming flowers filled the air, and a small fountain bubbled gently in the center of the space, creating a serene atmosphere. “It’s beautiful,” Lune breathed, taking in the scene around her. “I can’t believe I’ve been missing out on this!” Mary smiled, clearly pleased with Lune’s reaction. “It’s a great place to relax and unwind. Arlo often comes here to think when he needs some time alone.”

“Wait a minute. How long and how much of this have you been in on?” My dad scoops up my arm. “We can talk about that later…” He leads me through lush gardens, roses, peonies, lavender, and ornamental shrubs twisted into various spiral shapes. Tea lights and lanterns illuminate the space, and the garden clock chimes, letting me know it’s eight p.m. But Leon doesn’t show, and the clock keeps ticking. Nine p.m. comes and goes.

I smiled, looking around the big room. “So this means you will be the second Head Alpha since Crescent Moon Pack was created? Aragorn The Second?” “Yes, my love.” I watched my mate satisfy his curiosity by walking around every aisle. He stops to watch things, giggling . Soon, we ventured into other places. Mason's eyes are filled with excitement as he yells, “Leo, are you planning to turn this big land into a garden?” “That was my intention,” I remember I wanted to give the garden to Ethan but I never got the chance to, “I will just have one of the maids look over it.”