The Case For Easter Novels & Stories

Her mind went back to the day when she had first met the man she had come to love eventually. It had been the season of the spring and the kingdom of Volar had organized the annual Spring Festival. People from far and wide had traveled over just to see this amazing festival. Moreover, that year's Spring Festival had been quite special as the main event day fell on the day of the lunar eclipse. And according to ancient belief the folks followed, the lunar eclipse was a day of blessings and happiness. So, everybody looked forth to this grand event eagerly.

Easter was the liveliest day of the year in town. Children darted about, hunting for colorful eggs, while the streets overflowed with people celebrating. Stalls displayed painted eggs and holiday trinkets, creating a vibrant market. For young noblewomen like those of the Croyso family, this day offered a rare opportunity to step outside the confines of their usual restraints, to experience the festive energy freely. It was a chance to mingle, to showcase their grace, and perhaps even to catch a few admiring glances.

Cassandra said, "I wasn't alone. There were so many people. Margaret was there with me. And there were a few other people who I wasn't familiar with. We had a lively Easter." The greatest significance of Easter was the reunion. No matter how many people celebrated Easter together, it would not be as meaningful as spending it with family. Abigail said, "The renovation of my apartment in Florivera is complete. And after airing it out for a month, I'll come and pick you up to live with me in Florivera. Let's make up for all the Easters that I didn't spend with you in the past few years." "Sure," Cassandra agreed. But she did not dare to hope too much. Her health was deteriorating every day. She

After watching her, the guys laid their seeds on the soil, pressed them with their fingertips, and deposited the pots on the altar. Ceara lit a black candle, then a white one. "Eostara is also a time of balance between light and dark." She placed them in front of the goddess and rose to her feet. "And there we have it. You survived your first Spring Equinox. Tonight, we'll cast a circle under the moon but, for now, we eat and celebrate." Riley seemed unconvinced. "That's it? No blood sacrifice or chanting at the sun or consuming a live chicken or anything?"

"You know this about me already." Opening the box, I squeal as I see the pink shirt Caleb's purchased for me. It says Hatching in May with an Easter egg on it. "This is the cutest thing ever, thank you so much." I pull him into my arms. "Okay." I wipe my eyes, emotional as hell about everything. "Let's go to church and then meet the rest of the MTF for Easter dinner. We gotta get this show on the road if we're gonna make it."

"And I still don't believe I really saw anything." "The date for Easter jumps around now, but Ostara is the pagan holiday that predates the Christian one by probably thousands of years. The traditional date was the vernal equinox," she pointed out. "Which is tomorrow." The feel of him massaging her scalp had her pussy quivering, even though she should be too cold and sore to even think about sex. Unthinkingly, she rubbed her aching breasts against his rib cage. "Also my birthday." "So what does this have to do with me hallucinating?"

“Dad pulled out all the men that were tasked to find you so wherever you are, I can assure you that you are safe from him for a while.” I frowned. “Why? Did something happen there?” “Well…” She scratched her forehead. “Easter also left the house, two days ago.” My eyes widened.”W-what?” She sighed. “Long story short, Easter impregnated some woman and since he knew that Dad would never approve of the girl, he decided to run away, just like you do, together with the girl.” I annoyingly brushed my palms to my face.

Maltilda asked. "Today, this is the good Friday, the day the lord Jesus died for humanity. This is Easter, I am declaring holiday in the kingdom and I am going for prayers. This Easter I would be in the church all through offering prayers for the forgiveness of my sins. That is all what Easter is about," I explained. As I expected Maltilda was paying no attention. I didn't mind her but went ahead and made laws for them to follow during the holiday. Since I had Instructed that no one or nothing be brought to me these few days I had time to pray in the Church.