Roses Palace Novels & Stories

Gavin POV Hours later, I pulled up to the front of the royal palace in Silver Moon. I’d been coming here my entire life, but the sight of it still stole my breath. The palace rose from the cliffs like something carved from moonlight itself, its sparkling white stone catching the last rays of the setting sun. Massive stained-glass doors towered at the entrance, the colors glowing from the warm light spilling out from the foyer beyond. Crimson, gold, and sapphire reflected across the marble steps like scattered jewels. Riots of flowers lined the winding walkway—lavender, white roses, and deep blue delphiniums swaying in the evening breeze—softening the grandeur of the castle with bursts of lif

He hadn't heard of that place before. Cordin nodded, eyes wide. “Yes! The one located near the town square. The one surrounded by silver willows and mist at dawn. And Your Highness, that's not all. I also heard that he ordered a thousand roses and asked the florists to decorate a bridge and a boat with them.” Prince Ron’s mouth fell open in awe. A lake… a bridge… a boat? Why does that sound awfully familiar?

Noah said something to him, walked to the other side of the limo and opened the door and carried me out. I used my last strength to open my eyes and look at what was in front of me. The white exterior of the palace, with its large and small houses connected together, is like a castle in a fairy tale. Noah hurried through the door with me in his arms. I realized that there is a rose garden here as well as in the manor. In the square stood huge golden statues, with human bodies and bat wings. On the base is a line engraved in gilt: Great King of the Blood - Sarnus.

he said as he bow before turning around and striding away leaving her alone. Rosy stood still for a while staring at the castle as people walk pass her,glancing at her curiously but she was not bothered about there curious glance as she continued to stare at the castle. It was even more magnificent from up close, there were fountain and flowers all around it with alot of trees, but the tree added to it beauty. The large door which stood tall wasn't a glass like she expected but it definitely looks like one, the glasses around the building were like crystal with a touch of gold and bright light around it indicating that a ball was being held inside. She took a deep breathe and walk inside pas

He had been the one to make the decision, and whatever Sam said would only have made a small difference in this matter. In the King's palace in the middle of the capital city, where the last snow still melted on the roofs, there was a big flower garden that never withered all year long. Rows and rows of dark red roses, white and yellow lilies, and blue hydrangeas enclosed a small golden pavilion in their middle like a seashell hiding it's pearl.

"From now on, you will stay at the Rose palace. His Majesty ordered us to transfer all your belongings here so everything is now ready." "Rose ...." She glanced around and examined the place. 'There are lots of roses surrounding the palace. Red, white, yellow and even blue roses ... So pretty! But ...' "Shiela, isn't the rose palace for the Emperor's most favored queen?" Chiara asked wearily. "Yes, My Lady. But we cannot disobey the Emperor's words, his words are absolute to us, servants."

From the glow rose a single spark that drifted upward, caught in the wind, and vanished into the clouds. A signal. “Let the packs see it,” I whispered. “Let them know the moon bleeds again.” Varyn’s men moved to the edges of the ruin, lighting torches, feeding them to the storm. The smoke curled crimson, thick and deliberate, rising into the gray sky. Far away, I knew, he would see it Ares in his fortress, watching the same smoke climb the horizon like a scar. I turned my face toward the forest, where the goddess’s silver still slept.

They were trying to coax me, but this time, they couldn't accomplish what they wanted as I was adamant that I wouldn't persuade Dad. In the afternoon, I went to inspect the west wing of the palace, where the party was being held. The venue was decorated with beautiful flowers. There were pots at the entrance from which strings of marigolds were falling, which were then decorated in spirals. The entry gate was made with red and white roses from which hung spirals of marigold with strings of jasmine below the spirals. Then there were pop-ups made with marigolds adorning the walls. The rails of the staircase were decorated with roses. Round tables with cream colour placement were kept. The chai

“Then, you’ve been lied to me about it? You told me that your tier exploded when you stopped by into the Vadawolf courts.” “Pumpkin, I’m sorry. I didn’t have an intent to be a liar, but you’ll be worried when I tell the truth. You’re in a bad condition that day, and it’ll be a bad idea.” Kate mumbled, “Where is the roses area?” “Behind the gates of the green area as well. The mansion is bigger than commonly thought. It seemed like a royal mansion, the floor made from marbles and ornaments from gold,” Terrence replied, while he rubbed his nape.

It is nearly half-past one, and I am guessing that we will have lunch after we have settled down. Belle Rose nodded her head, and the car pulled up near the main entrance of Noordeinde Palace. Belle Rose gave Prince Willem his jacket, and the door opened. Prince Willem got out first, and he came round the car to help Belle Rose. Belle Rose held onto Prince Willem as she got out of the car, and she had the bag with the medicines and the toy in her right hand. Belle Rose took some deep breaths in, and she was stunned to see Noordeinde Palace. Prince Willem knew that Belle Rose was in shock, and he held her close to him. Belle Rose felt tears in her eyes, and she wiped them away.