Queen Of The Garden Novels & Stories

It was the late hours of the night, everywhere in the garden was dark and quiet apart from the spring fall near the garden which made the serenity, not to be too quiet. She saw as the birds flew from tree to tree, perching at one and collecting leaves to make their nest. She heard sounds ahead of her, the entrance of the garden, although she could not make out who in particular came in, she could only see the build of the person, to know that she has a female company coming towards her direction. She brought the glass cup to her lips and took a sip of the orange and plum mixed juice. She looked up, her female company being the personal assistant to the Queen, Aamina.

This place was amazing, and I just wanted to admire every bit of it as we walked. We diverted our way to the Queen Wilhelmina Garden that was packed with luminescent tulips with a huge variety of colors. A huge windmill stood in the corner of this place and it was surrounded by trees and carpet-like luminous grass that covered the whole site. It felt like I was walking in a fantasy world where everything was just like a dream. “Wow,” I mumbled in awe, roaming my eyes around the beautiful surroundings as I took in the view. “This is so beautiful.”

There’s no point in arguing with an unknown girl who’s managed to capture the attention of royalty. After dinner, the queen and king decided to take Rara for a stroll around the palace garden, hoping the fresh air would aid digestion. The garden was a lush, sprawling expanse of greenery dotted with vibrant flowers and intricately manicured hedges. The centerpiece of the garden was the Tree Lamp, an impressive structure that resembled a colossal, ancient tree. At night, it bathed the surroundings in a warm, golden light. “Chihara, right?” the king’s voice cut through the tranquil evening air.

"Signing that contract for you was me doing you a favor. What, you were the one who didn't want it, and now you're changing your mind and want to be my bride again?" I frowned. The heir to the Castillo family was this dim. I'll have to tell Grandpa when I get back to do less business with them. Victoria, hearing this, gave a smug smile and turned to Marcus, saying respectfully, "The wedding still needs to happen. Since Miss Aria doesn't want this position, why not give it to someone else?" The next second, the lounge door opened. A young woman in a champagne-colored dress walked in. She was beautiful, no doubt. Blonde hair, blue eyes, her features as perfect as a doll's.

"No! Please don't!" I felt like my heart was breaking. I never imagined I'd be assaulted like this, let alone by four poor men. Just then, a woman's voice called out, "Stop!" We all looked toward the door. It was none other than my colleague, Eva Anderson. Eva was in her 30s, with skin so well-maintained that it was smooth, firm, and so delicate that it looked like it might break at the slightest touch. Not to mention, her impressive breasts were in no way inferior to mine.

I say as I unlock the wooden gate. “No one?” Smiling, I shake my head. “You are the first. My father gifted me this garden when he named me his successor. He said a king always needs a place where he can go to be alone.” I push the sturdy gate open and invite her to step inside. “Oh wow,” she gasps. Grinning, I enter my garden and lock this gate too. “It was created by magic.” “You have witches?” “Miss Cassandra is a witch,” I say. “You didn’t know?”

"I'll lead the way." In silence, we walked out of the front wings of the manor and headed to the central garden. Once we finally reached the gate, I greeted the guards on duty there before we walked down the stairs, to the dark alley of the Olcan dungeon lighted by electricity. Of course, we weren't really that ancient. As I'd said before, the whole territory was renovated. It was still early in the morning but I haven't sleep yet since yesterday. The cold air of the pre-winter weather matched with my tense body, beating the warmth of my skin.

The queen nodded her head in agreement, "You're probably right. Come, let's walk around the garden." Catherine followed the queen back inside the room and walked along side her until they came to stand in front of a window overlooking the gardens below them. She turned to look at the queen and asked, "Is there anything else you want to tell me about what happened last night?" The queen shook her head.

She said as she jumped off the bed. We both went outside to the garden and then she led me to a place in the garden that had a small door. When we entered, the place wasn’t as small as I thought it would be, because of the small door. It was another garden, but this garden was quiet, with no one there. It also looked magical and soothing. The grass looked green and the flowers were beautiful with many colors. Everything was neat and alluring. “This is one of the cool things we have at Enchant Kingdom, but only the royals know about this place and I am the only royal that is allowed to use this place.” She revealed as she twirled around the garden.