Novel Paradise Garden Novels & Stories

That day, I went to the gardens to get away from everything. The gardens have become my place in the mansion. They were really wide and green. So calm, all the time. The flowers in the gardens bloomed in patterns. I sat down on one of the stone benches which was under a tree. I opened my book “ Deep End” by Ali Hazelwood. Reading was the only way to keep sane. I was halfway through a chapter when a guard walked up to me. "Miss, there is a woman at the gate. She insists that she knows you. She's causing a big scene."

The whole while I tried to hide the fact that I was getting increasingly bored with everything. As I followed Mark out to the garden, I couldn't help but feel a sense of unease in the pit of my stomach even as I scanned the façade. The garden was a place of pure beauty, a natural paradise that seemed untouched by the hands of time. The lush green grass was dotted with a variety of colorful flowers, each bloom appearing brighter and more vibrant than the last. The sun was shining, casting a warm golden glow over the entire area, and a gentle breeze was blowing, causing the leaves of the trees to rustle softly.

No single wild grass can be observed. "Best part of the Villacorda mansion." She burst out in amazement. The maiden's eyes shines as she walked around the garden. When a blooming yellow hibiscus caught her attention, she couldn't stop herself from going near to it. Her hand quickly touched the flower. Her heart glows in joy. She felt she is in paradise. She told herself, she will only take one, she just hope that the owner will not be upset. Her heart felt so much joy when she picked the flower. She couldn't help but to wear the sweetest smile as she put it behind her ear. This is paradise! Ah--No! This is actually heaven.!When she felt the cold breeze that touches her skin, she immediatel

He approached the last gate and the soldier simply waved to him to get in. When he passed the second gate, he came face to face with a paradise. Oh paradise I said because Jared doesn't know how else to describe it. The floors were glittering and he could see the reflection of himself on it. He wondered if he was qualified to step on that floor. He looked at his sides, and saw flowers planted far into the distance, surrounding the house like a garden. He saw great relaxation booths and several other buildings surrounding the house. He knew, only privilege made him able to step his feet on that ground.

I have nothing to snatch, my life is not that precious, so who would want to take hostility from me? He sighed and opened his eyes. He looked out through the window. The huge garden welcomed his gaze. The blinding light of the rising afternoon sun was covering the green and fresh trees and grass of the garden. That beautiful little garden was shining like a small part of paradise. Its beauty was unmatched in a different way. The radiance that the beating sunlight brought there was absolutely amazing. Beauty, something that his eyes can see very easily and wonderfully. And beauty, an unmatched gift of such ethereality which is with him today.

As the stars began to twinkle in the sky, the garden seemed to glow with a quiet magic, a reminder that even in the face of challenges, beauty and hope could always find a way to bloom. As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a soft amber glow over Port Haven, Lillian, Nicholas, and Clara stood on the porch of the cottage, quietly absorbing the weight of the day’s events. The garden, serene and untouched, stretched out before them like a silent witness to their plans, their hopes, and now their new battle.

He set about chanting, afterwards, for a while, before the gate began to move, opening as slowly, and grand as it would. The door revealed a heavenly kingdom which was a huge contrast to the cell and the strange hallway which we had just passed through. There was a narrow path leading to a huge castle, with different gardens of flowers adorning every side. And, within them were cute little children jumping, and chasing each other around. What on earth was this place? I haven't seen paradise, but the garden sure looked like one. The guards continued to drag us along into the castle, and though the place was a beauty, my restless heart still couldn't bring myself to see it as that.

“... He is waiting for you. Before me was a beautiful garden, one I had never seen since I got into the mansion. It had bright flowers which made the place shine, it was like paradise. Adams stood in the middle of the garden. His hair was damp, like he had just had his bath. The water trickled down his face to his chest. And his chest– it was partly opened, and I gasped at how handsome he looked. He got closer and met me halfway to the garden. His grip was firm, and he called my name, Lilith. My name sounded strange in my ears. It suddenly began to echo, getting louder and louder. Suddenly, Adams changed into his wolf and I started to run away from him.

A spark of intrigue ignites within them, prompting questions about the other's story, interests, and the possibilities that lie ahead. As they exchange their first glance in the garden at night, a shared sense of wonder and curiosity intertwines their thoughts. It becomes a transformative moment, where two individuals recognize the potential for a meaningful connection, where the magic of the night garden acts as a catalyst for their shared journey. In the midst of the moonlit garden, their gaze serves as an unspoken invitation, a doorway to a world of possibilities waiting to be explored.

The moon shone its brighest above paradise city, fairies flying all over the place in migration and no other being knows why. Its a rare sight and Cerise and Jean watch it from the gigantic window of Cerise's apartment. Peace lit over them, Cerise was reading Jean an article about his current works and they laughed as she opened one referring to their relationship. Cerise however, was awkwardly squirming in her seat, Jean had leaned on her shoulder and continued talking and the subject matter right now was doing no help.