Ray Promised Neverland Novels & Stories

Rayne swallowed hard to stem her tears and smiled tremulously at the faces surrounding her. "I'm Rayne and I've waited a lifetime to meet you," she whispered. The words came from deep within her soul and she knew them to be true. These children... she'd walked the world a thousand times over looking for them. "Well, now you've found us," Lily smiled happily. "Welcome home, Rayne. Do you want to play now?" Laughter bubbled up, deep, wonderful, joyous laughter that came from her soul. "I would love to play," she laughed setting down Liam and entering the room fully.

The music, the chatter and last thing Ray heard was a roar of laughter that erupted in the area before he was on his feet to rescue his princess. ------- Tabby

“Then let’s go to the carnival today. The four of us.” Raya scratches her head. “But we are six, daddy.” “Who else?” “Celeste and Asgard?” She asks, tilting her head. “Won’t the wolves come?” I chuckle. Sometimes they forget that Celeste and Asgard are a part of us. “It’s so sweet of them to consider me separately,” Celeste howls in my head. “They’ll meet us at the forest,” Rowan replies. “Yay! I want to ride Asgard after finishing the carnival rides.” Ryan’s eyes glint with excitement.

Stella pouted for half a second, then smiled again like children always do. They paid and stepped back outside. The noise hit her again. Fireworks cracked in the sky. People cheered. By the time they reached home, Riyana felt completely drained. Her feet hurt. Her back ached. The weight of the day pressed down on her. Nom came to take Stella as soon as they entered. “Nom, look after Stella, okay?” Riyana said softly. “Yes, ma’am,” Nom replied with a nod. Stella barely looked up from her toys as Riyana walked away.

Ryder went rigid. He stared at the empty chairs and the gaps where the flowers had been cleared away. This was meant to be our bonding ceremony, the place that would witness two souls becoming bound for eternity. Elena's words circled in his mind. He refused to believe I was dying. A roar tore out of him. "We're fated mates, chosen by the Moon Goddess! Lyra can't reject me!" The guests recoiled. Some of them dropped to their knees under the weight of his presence.

It was wrong of me. Rayland sat up on the bed and hugged a plushie as he said, >Don’t be sorry, it’s not that I didn’t like it, but you know as well as me, we are bound to our mates even after death. I don’t want to cause problems between you and your mate.< Chris sighed, >I understand, but does this mean that you are no longer angry at me and I can visit you again?< >No, I’m still angry! But you could make it up by buying me a strawberry milkshake for your strawberry and paint the inside of my house for me,< Rayland demanded, smiling mischievously.

“One meeting.” Ray’s face lit up. “Thursday night. Eight PM. The place is called Haven…it’s on Fifth Street downtown. Can’t miss it.” “I’ll be there.” “Good.” Ray settled back against his pillows, looking satisfied. “And Rylan? Thanks. For checking on me. For listening. For just… being human in a world that doesn’t always reward that.” “Yeah. You too.” I left the hospital feeling something I hadn’t felt in weeks. Hope. Maybe not everything had to be solved with violence. Maybe there were other ways to heal, other paths forward.

Since then, they started guarding the portal where they came out. Because of this, it is no surprise that Rayven’s incarnation would be from the Bardeck family since Rayven is a loyal knight to the royal family of Elhasa. And so was the princess’s incarnation. Hylie also wanted to take Raeyan away at that time, but Raine’s situation became more dangerous as he became the incarnation of the princess. Also, Hylie can’t support two children as she didn’t plan to ask help, even from her own mother. So, she only took Raine with her.

I pulled my hand from hers. She felt the shift but didn't stop me. She stood to leave— BANG. The door slammed open. Bradley stormed in, dragging the cold in with him. His face looked older, worn down. His eyes flicked from my tear-streaked face to Coraline. She looked like she wanted to say something. But he rasped, "Get out." His voice was so hoarse it barely sounded like him. "Bradley, what are you—" Coraline started.

Ray reenacted what happened, and Alex was on the floor holding his stomach in laughter when Ashly and Rose walked in the door. "Well, if that isn't the most wonderful sight I have ever seen," Ashly said, smiling before his eyes fell on the pile of blood on the floor and the marks on the wall. "What-" "Mum!!" Ray cried as he ran over to Ashly, grinning. "You should have seen it! Dad killed a woman, um, Jasmine?" he asked uncertainly. Ashly gasped at the name, looking at Alex, who was climbing to his feet. "She tried to hurt me, but Dae blew her up!" Ray explained. Ashly stared at Alex, who was distracted by Rose's excited greeting. Ashly smiled worriedly at Ray and scanned his face for any ma