Novel & Cerita The Beast Within The Greenhouse

"Sister, don't listen to him." I don't know what to do. On one hand, the human side of me really wants to stop but I know I won't win that battle because the unnatural side me, the one with the beast inside of me is in control and it's almost impossible to be me again once Aurora is fully out of her cage. "Heaven that's enough!" In comes Amelia's stern voice. Her voice startles me so much that I immediately let go of Sky. I feel numb and confused as I watch Nikolina rush in to tend to Sky. Why are they here and most importantly, when did they get here?

The Hellhound scratched at the door leaving claw marks all over the glass. She looked around the greenhouse trying to find anything to help her. Just her luck as she went into the greenhouse that was for food and healing ingredients. She grabbed a shovel and braced herself as the Hellhound continued to slam against the door. The glass broke into a hundred shards as the Hound ran through and made a beeline for her.

She didn't ask me to give me information on that little tour of the residence, so I kept quiet. Upon arriving in front of the greenhouse of the residence "to which my mother always kept locked so that no employee would put his hand in his valuable plants and flowers," Becca sighed softly. A moment later, I noticed that it was for charm, when the doors opened and she saw all the shelves and flower beds with fragrant and very colorful flowers. Her hair was blown by the wind that hit us, and Becca remained gaping.

All sides on the greenhouse is covered with glass walls, small trees and plants, some are indoors, some are flowers. The whole greenhouse was lit up with soft lights, I walked in the middle their a big L-shaped couch was presented. I looked up and it gives me a view of full moon and stars, so I thanked my stars and lay down on it, I was feeling a little cold, but shrugging that I lay down on the couch hugging myself, as a tear slipped from my eyes, by thinking the past events which brings me here.

By the time Dante left the room with Alpha Thomas, the house was quiet. I didn't want to sit in the bedroom all day staring at the walls. It made me think too much about Alex, and the tightness in my chest was already coming back. I needed to move, to see something other than four walls. I grabbed a light sweater and decided to explore the estate gardens. Thomas had mentioned they had a massive glass greenhouse near the back of the property. The morning air was cool as I walked down the stone path behind the main house. The greenhouse was huge, built with white iron frames and giant glass panels. I pushed the heavy glass door open and walked inside, immediately greeted by the smell of wet di

I said. “A-An insemination would w-work quite fine—” A pissed growl configured the entire room. He pounced towards me, clearing everything in his way. My eyes wandered to his fur springing out of his shoulders. I swallowed a gulp, in anxiousness. “Do it or my guards would do it for you. You do not want to test a beast!!” He growled powerfully. With his aura, holding a dangerous presence. ************************* The first thing I laid my eyes on when I woke up, was an old chest. Brownish, with strikes of rusted gold engraved on its body.

Tearless. Empty. It wasn’t just abandonment. It was the confirmation that I had never truly belonged to them. That I was only ever a vessel for the thing they were too afraid to carry. The sickness came that night. With screams and fire and howls outside the gates. I watched from the high tower as rogue wolves tore through the estate—looking for blood, for vengeance, for prey. I didn’t hide. Didn’t run. I walked down the steps, opened the front door, and stood on the threshold barefoot in the snow.

Eloise said with a smile. "This is great," Megan got up on the couch and started jumping up and down. Verra turned to Xasha, "I have something I want to show you, I haven't been idle these months," she got up and headed to the backyard where the greenhouses were. Verra entered the first greenhouse with the three behind her. Xasha had never felt energy concentration like this in his entire life. He felt that if he tried to absorb it, he would explode. Thousands of mana berry trees packed with purple fruits lined the greenhouse ceiling to floor.

Naturally, I opened it. The scent hit me first—moist earth, green things. I stepped inside and blinked. It was a greenhouse. Hidden and alive. Plants of every kind. Vines creeping up the walls. Tall stalks of bamboo rustling even without wind. Orchids. Citrus trees in miniature. Somewhere in the middle, a glass table with two chairs. Untouched. Like someone had meant to come back and never did. “Huh,” I whispered, brushing a hand over a bloom that looked almost too perfect to be real. “Didn’t think Luca Moretti had a thing for flowers.”

Smooth, white bark with white leaves, bearing strange little black fruits and flowers. A sweet smell was wafting in around the place, a mild flowery scent with something earthy like cinnamon. Thumps from a working wooden mechanism broke the silence, growing louder and quieter at an irregular rhythm. Strung above were skulls, arranged to look like some sort of lamps, coupled with distinct metal plague doctor masks. Everything that Kat had sensed so far was scaring her to death, but what made her nearly pee was the realization that hit her. The strange greenhouse she'd broken into when she and Calix were opening a gate to the Underworld. The one that had a long-haired woman calling to her and