Once Upon A Time Artinya Novels & Stories

Hunter says and I gave him a glare. "I don't know what that word means," I lied. "How about we all get some coffee? And get to talking?" Logan asks, I love the coffee, I know it's mostly milk but it tastes good. "Okay," I say with a giant pout on my face. We took a seat in the living room, and they made me sit facing them, I looked at them with the same pouting face. "As William has explained being a little means being a lot younger than what you are now, it's a new way to live your childhood all over again, and it's a good chance to have a better life," Hunter starts.

"Look at how beautiful it is floating in the water. You're a mermaid." I lick my lips and laugh. "Like Ariel? The little mermaid?" I recall that day at the movie theater. Keith was supposed to be with me that day. He promised to accompany me to go see The Little Mermaid. Yet he bailed on me at the last moment. He was busy, he said. I understood. Afterall it's because he was absent that evening Damien made an impression on me. Maybe it's because of his absence part of me was always with his brother. "Even better, my little siren." We make ripples in the water. He gathers the ends of my floating tresses and captures my bottom lip in his mouth.

His raven black hair enough to make her swoon over him again and again. Art was something she had grown into. She loved it since she was a little girl and seeing any of her achievements made her happy. Lately, she found out something disturbing. She found out she put too much emotion in this particular art. A lot of it to make her actually question herself why, when she wasn't even sure she was going to be spending the rest of her life with him. (Ends) ***

It wasn't long until I found myself in a room surrounded by old relics and artifacts. All varying in all different colors, shapes and sizes. There were many sculpures of the moon in each one of its phases. Each detailed so beautifully. There was even ones made of flowers and some were made of different color gems. They were a sight to behold. Along the white stone walls there were crowns. Each varying in style and each in their own display case with an interior light shining down on them making even the smallest of gems sparkle.