Secret Garden Novels & Stories

She’s perfect, and she’s mine. It feels good to see her so relaxed, considering how tense she has been lately. Wanting to see her privately, I search for a private spot to take her. There’s a hidden gate near the greenhouse that leads to a storage room near the tree. Unlike the rest of the greenhouse, the storage walls are covered by all kinds of plants and ivy that prevent anyone from seeing us unless they walk in. It’s the perfect private spot for secret moments.

She got out the gun that she kept in her favourite jacket and aimed at the spot the key was supposed to go in. A touch on her shoulder made her turn around. Darral stood there with a small key in his hand and amusement on his face. "Your gun is not always a solution, March." She rolled her eyes and took the key from his hand. She jammed the key into its hole and twisted it. It made a pop sound and sprang up on it's own. Inside the little hidden box were magazines, cut outs and some pictures. Selena removed the pictures and Darral squatted next to her and took out the magazines.

A hidden garden that only a few people go to. I stared at the path that we were walking, “okay lang ba if, you tell? I mean, okay lang if no, I understand naman kung hindi mo sasabihin” I tell her, lightly chewing on my bottom lip. “Ano ka ba others? Of course, I can tell you everything Mika had told me about Lim” she grins, taking another snack from my hand as we went through the arch where the secret garden is, and choosing a place for us to sit.

she snapped irritably. I was amazed. Not in a million years would I have ever imagined that a day would come when Brianna, my self-appointed archenemy would offer to help me when she could have easily offered me on a platter of gold to her father to be killed. What a miracle! “There’s a secret passage at the end of this garden,” she said. “It’s a small part of the fence that somehow got broken and was never mended. I discovered it many years ago and I’ve never told anyone about it. It’s my secret gateway to exploring the outback village whenever I feel like going on a little adventure.”

He starts to say something, but I cut him off by saying something first, "He is right. If we are going to do this, we have to be more careful. It is obvious that we both want this, but this is neither the time nor the place for it. Tomorrow, Brad will be working and I have a secret place we can meet, so no one will ever know." Dean looks at me hungrily, but I can tell that the spark is already cooling down for the moment. He answers briefly, "Alright, then where and when?" "I have a secret garden on the west side of the property, just past the big fallen oak tree. If you look on the south side, there is a vine covered entrance. It isn't immediately obviou

This was supposed to be a surprise and she had planned furiously before the party. Maybe she should just walk back the way she came and Katie should be close by. When Samantha found Katie she had almost found the heart of the maze. Samantha led her into a secret garden in the centre. It was a peaceful place where a trickle of water and the occasional bird could be heard. The garden beds were filled with neat rows of flowers each a different colour. The trees all pruned to make animal shapes of all kinds and sizes. The sky was navy bleeding into black and a few starts winked hello. Tiny rays of sunshine caught the tips of the highest trees as a warm breeze flo

Lily: "James, I have to tell you something. I can't keep it a secret anymore." James: "What's wrong, Lily? You're scaring me." Lily: "I know we agreed to keep our feelings hidden, but I can't do it anymore. I have feelings for you, James. Strong feelings." James: "Lily, I've been feeling the same way. I just didn't want to complicate things with Sarah." Lily: "I know, and that's why we have to keep this a secret. But I can't keep pretending that nothing has changed between us."

Confirmations of their suspicions. My secret, the one I’d buried so deep, was about to rise with the moon. I wanted to vanish. Run. Run. Suddenly, a memory struck me, so vivid it was like I’d stepped into it. Hyde's words to me that night. “This place,” he’d said, “no one comes here but me. It’s quiet and safe, you're officially the second person that knows about it.” The stream. The little hidden place just beyond the ridge, tucked behind the brambles and the stones shaped like crescent moons. No one else knew about it.

And just like that, the golden wolf jumped back into the chaos of it all, leaving me more afraid than I’ve ever been in my twenty-three years of existence. Was Enzo…going to make it? Bracing Cole against my pounding heartbeat, I willed back the scalding moisture blurring my vision. Sucked in a deep breath and nodded at Maria. “Let’s go,” I said, making sure my son was firmly in my hold. Maria nodded, eyes filled with conviction. She led us through the back garden and surprisingly, a secret door lay just beneath one of the flower beds. She raised open the lid and ushered us into the secret room.

Liam smiled mysteriously as he asked “So what you are trying to say is the rings I am searching for might be in that box, if not at least there might be a clue to find those?” "Yes," Sharen nodded her head “but don’t get too excited as we still have the issue of how to open it.” Liam leaned back slightly, a slow breath escaping him as if he were trying to tether his hope before it leapt too high. The fire in his eyes had returned now, banked but burning “Where is it now?” he asked, his voice calm but coiled like a drawn bowstring. “I have hidden it in our secret private garden in the Asterin palace, as no one will go there other then us” Sharon said softly.