Novel & Cerita The Secret Garden Novel

Spotting a spot on the TV cabinet, I moved to set it there. In that brief moment, I missed the panic flashing across Nydia's face. As I placed the cake down, something in the drawer beneath the TV caught my attention—a faint, mysterious red light. Instinctively, I reached out to investigate, but Nydia hurried over and wrapped her arms around me. "Oh, come on. You just got home, and that's all you care about?" she teased, playfully tapping my chest. With her warm embrace and soft fragrance enveloping me, I let go of my curiosity. Scooping her up, I carried her straight to the bedroom.

quickly composed herself. She had a plan to stick to - find the window that overlooked Gerard’s hiding spot and get out of there before anyone noticed. Luckily, the staircase leading to the tower was located near the drawing room. Leila cautiously climbed the rickety steps, Wolfie hesitantly following behind. Finally reaching the top of the tower, they found a small room filled with dusty furniture and old newspapers stacked everywhere, barely leaving enough space for them to stand. And bingo! Through the open window, Leila could see Christina’s garden and the secret place where Gerard stashed his spare keys - clearly not so secret anymore. “Dammit,” Leila muttered under her breath as she r

I wasn’t interested in the books; I had many back in my room, many also which I hadn’t even opened. I traced the far corner of the library walls and finally found the lever. I pulled it, revealing the secret passage. Stepping into the darkness, I ran my hands along the uneven wall, feeling my way around. I took a right, followed by a left, and finally I could see the light. I ran forward and into the small garden. This has been my haven since I discovered it seven years ago, the garden wasn’t the only thing I discovered. That very same day, I found a loyal friend.

She has to be the mother of the other boy the secretary was asking for. “Please, come with me!” Needless to say Rebecca couldn’t help but think about what was going on. The woman who had entered in the school and passed by Rebecca’s side was such a was a suck-up. Rebecca didn't need to be a genius to know that because, as soon as she was called with Rebecca as well, the woman continued her way ahead to catch up the secretary –an old woman who had been working at that school for years– and start talking about her day. What the hell did she care about the day of the secretary?

I asked her. “Well as my informant had said the secret garden is located on the oldest mountain called OLD and you must pass through the oldest forest on that mountain but I don’t know where that is located but rest assured that once you reach there, you can find where to go next,” Arianna explained it to me. “Hmm… that looks so easy,” I remarked after hearing what Arianna had said.

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.”

It looks meek and harmless on the outside, but even his friends who could not hear the strange noise could feel a strange form of energy coming from it. “Are we supposed to go there,” Don asked. “It’s probably an old cupboard,” Alice added. “Funny, the Principal didn’t say anything about this,” Kirsten said suddenly. “Let’s see what’s behind this door,” said Van. Finally he will get to see what secret this door conceals. With shaking hand, he seizes the knob and swings the door open. And what they found startles them.

It was a nice vacation that she stressed through and agonised every wasted minute over, but now, now it's over. She rushed into the gardens, passed the blooming hydrangea hedges of pink and violet and a few of them a gorgeous blue. And then the bleeding heart tree that was such a sight to see. She managed to catch a peony here and there too and continued to run through. 'Ah! I feel like a princess in her secret garden!' She smiled brightly when she came across the beautiful face that might as well belong to a flower. "You look happy this morning", he commented reading through a heavy book. It's title read, 'A tale of a travelling magician'. A series he seemed to take a liking to.

Gabrielle's eyes grow wider getting a confused reaction from her nanny with all the questions she'd thrown at her. The next thing she did was to run out to the secret garden only to be surprised with all the construction workers who are obviously renovating everything inside her now haunted-house-looking secret garden. All she could do was witness the transformation progress the workers are doing in her castle. Her emotions a mixture of anger, sadness and a hint of excitement. Anger that somebody actually had the guts to send this people and touch what she considered her sacred sanctuary... sadness that the secret garden has to be fixed in the first place because she and her father abandoned

And with that thought, I looked for the hidden gate that led to his secret garden. It didn’t take me long before I walked around the huge wall of bush and stopped in front of an opening. Which was suspicious and my guts told me it had to be the entrance. Hesitating for a moment, I reached for the key that hung around my neck. As soon as I touched the key, it started to glow and levitate. It slipped over my head, flew ahead and hovered in the air. And before I could blink, an iron appeared before my eyes. The gate was huge and imposing, with intricate carvings of vines and flowers. It looked like it had been there for centuries, guarding the entrance to a world that someone held close to his