The Little Fairy Novels & Stories

she cried. As she stood looking down at the pendants, the tears overflowed from her eyes, ran down her nose and dropped to the ground. She looked past the pendants, to the grass where her tear had fallen and saw a rose. A beautiful, bright red rose had sprung up and bloomed. Laylan knelt down and looked into the rose, where a tiny person laid. The undersized woman stirred and looked up at Laylan, who gasped as she watched the little fairy stand and stretch her wings. The tiny, little fairy had brilliant red hair and her eyes were bright green. Her small lips were delicate pink and soft on her fair complexion. She looked as if she were wrapped in a small rosebu

"This spell was cast by a fairy, and as you know that they all have gone in hiding since the war that raged amongst themselves." Anastasia does seem a bit amused; what on earth does have the woman so captivated in inner laughter at a time like this. With a tiny giggle, she soon speaks her mind. "Sebastian, did you just say fairy?" "Indeed, my beloved, I did." "Like in Peter Pan, that little girl thingy with the wings? Did that little tiny person cast a spell on a book? How big is the book?" "I see you have grown a funny bone in your body. That little fairy is actually very much the size of you and me. You should not believe everything that you read."

The fairy was a tiny human figure, smaller than a fist, it had tiny wings like that of a butterfly and it looked beautiful. Alyssa, Darrell, and Berk looked surprised at the sight of the fairy. "What are you?" Darrell asked. Darrell looked closely at it and walked close to it "wait...are you a fairy," Darrell asked with a chuckle. "Yes, Darrell I'm a fairy," the fairy replied with a really amazing voice. "But how is this possible?" Darrell asked confused. "Darrell you have finally accomplished your first goal, now you must get to the next one," the fairy said with hesitation, ignoring Darrell's question. "Your quest awaits you," the fairy adds.

While Vincent was busy learning about business and caring for his education, the young girl would often sneak into his house and climbed through his window, since his room was on the first floor. The young girl was always dressed in white dresses with lace and she always had this white tiger doll she used to carry around even after she became a teenager as if it was her most precious possession. At first when they started getting close, he did not really pay too much attention to her because although she was incredibly beautiful even at such a young age, he found her personality to be a bit unbearable.

And he was really torn of believing her that she changed for the better or this just one of her schemes. The Claire now was exactly the Claire that she dreamt about many years ago. He smiled sadly at that thought. He stood up and opened the glass shelves into the part of the special book section. He grabbed that special book entitled: “The CEO’s Little Enchantress”, he opened the book in the middle and took out a photo of a young lady in her 20’s wearing eyeglasses and so focused typing on her laptop. Then he checked another photo of her holding the book and reading it.

“We’ll accept his offerings and relay his actions to the queen.” Obeying, the junior fairies flew down and cast a small spell of invisibility on themselves to collect the delicious offerings. In the meantime, the elder fairy decided whether to give this young man a trick or a treat. Ultimately, he decided on both — a treat to thank him and a trick because he was such a uselessly foolish child.

Gavin winks at me. I nodded quickly, receiving the signal he was pertaining to. I fixed my dent wings on the back and grabbed a handful of pixie dust that came with the costume I purchased. “Little Bingley,” I called the child. “I am no witch, in fact I am a fairy!” Bingley looked up from Gavin's shoulders and peeked through it. I moved my hands sprinkling pixie dust around the flowers and played with them for him to see. “Look, the thing that you saw earlier was just a magic trick I learned. But thou shall not tell the other children! Because it is my very secret. Do we have a deal?” I lent out my hand to Bingley where he whole-heartedly accepted and shaked.

I guess her height is 176 cm which is 12 cm different from me, who has a height of 188 cm. She is beautiful, enchanting. A unique beauty, I called her beauty "fairy tale beauty". Is she from another country? She looks different from a common girl in this country. After a while, she finally realized that I was staring at her. That girl, Nadya, whom I didn't know her name at that time, saw me too. While I looked at her with a look full of admiration, she smiled at me. Her cheeks weren't red, maybe that's her "Candle skin" uniqueness, but I could sure that she was shy when I looked at her. And behold, even her gaze is so different; her gaze is gentle, delicate, and winning. I swear she looks li

Jude had her hairs washed and now was sitting in front of the huge mirror. "The usual?" The lady asked Jude stared at her reflection for sometime. Does she really want her hairs like she used to had? The long bobs as people like to call it. "Actually...." Jude paused and turned to look at the lady "Surprise me this time Linda" A smirk found it's way onto Linda's face. "i sure would satisfy you. just let me check my phone real quick. need to make sure my kids are home or not" after checking her phone Linda started her magic with scissors.

she looked down, her cheeks flushed and she began wringing her hands. ”Those were actually other fairies,” her voice trailed off, “just very small fairies.” The others left their spots on the sofas and gathered around her. Aquina and Katalea both rubbed her arms to soothe. Embarrassed at all the attention she was receiving she stood, paced a bit, then turned to her friends. She started again, “The lights you saw were fairies. They are small, some smaller than pixies if I am being honest.” “Why is this a big deal?” Katalea asked, confused, “We have seen you at that size. Isn’t it a gift to be able to pop to that size? It sure has saved all of us on this quest a few times.”