We Have Always Lived In The Castle Novels & Stories

To the west of the castle seems to be grounds for whatever games they have here, and beyond the castle are woods with a small lake, I presume. As we march towards the castle, I can’t help but wonder how I’m going to live in a place like this and for how long. A couple of days ago, I was at home enjoying my life with my mom. Mom... The last time I saw her was just before I jumped out of my window. I wonder where they took her and why the hell they’re after me. Upon reaching the castle, its huge oak wood doors open, inviting us in. Everyone seems to be happy here. I guess they all missed being back with their friends.

“The pack is a huge expanse of land, the castle being right up against a mountain with thick forests all around. Below the castle is the town, with houses and markets and anything you could possibly need. There’s a small stream that runs down from the mountain and flows through the land, splitting off in a few directions to lead into the trees. “The castle itself is old. It’s been around since Selene made the first wolves. There’s been a few modifications done to it over the years to make it a bit more modern but it's nothing like the house we live in now.” Everyone’s eyes were wide as they listened to Raina. She had a far away look on her face, like she was back in her home and walking thro

Lucien said when the castle came into view and I watched Alari's mouth go slack as she took in the massive building. “You live here?!” She exclaimed, making me chuckle. “And now you live here too” I said, watching the shock in her eyes. We pulled into the drive way and got out, and I almost laughed at the stupefied expression on her face. “This is one massive pack house!” Pearl exclaimed as soon as she got out of the car with Alari's parents. “Actually little red head, this is the Alpha's castle, him and his family live here” Lucien said and the two girls turned to him with wide eyes.

I ask, confused with how this strange place is our home. “Yes, home. Come. I’ll show you around,” Theo says, stepping out of the car when it comes to a halt. Theo walks over to my side and opens my door. In front of me is the biggest castle I’ve ever seen. The vampire king's palace cannot even compare to what’s in front of me. “Theo ,” I say, looking at him confused. “This is actually where we’re meant to live. It was getting renovated, which is why I was lodged with the other pack. However, renovations are now complete, and we can return home,” Theo explains as we walk toward the castle entrance. The guards bow immediately once they see Theo .

I waited for Prince Dern to speak. In Ysabelle's two hands Prince Dern starred. "After we escaped from the dungeon, something bad happened in the palace, there was an explosion there. And even the town of Norland didn't survive the explosion." "Town of Norland?" Ysabelle's repetition. Her eyes widened and she couldn't be bothered.

The large castle with many towers sprawling over acres of land, vines, and flowers covered the outside of the first two floors. All three children stood at the entrance with their mouths agape. Scott and I laughed at the same time, probably taking in the same sight. “You live here?” Scott Jr. half asked half exclaimed, “It’s a freaking castle! A real castle. A ‘not in Europe’ castle.” His amazement was evident in every word. His father laughed and nodded telling him that yes, castles here are real. His twin put her hand under his chin and physically closed his mouth for him while Elentari laughed. It warmed my heart to see her laugh. I had always had doubts about how we would meet. She hadn’

The servant stood in the middle but didn’t open the door until we were standing right behind her. If our room were as big as our packhouse, the dining room would be as large as Lylia’s prep school. Goddess, this place is enormous. I guess that’s why they have a castle instead of a packhouse. A possible reason why they live in a mountain and not on a piece of land. I am not saying that the pack land is small, because it isn’t. But the more time I spent in this place, I realized that this kind of living isn’t something I wanted. I have nothing against living in a castle; it’s just that this is a personal reference on my end.

Quinn The massive castle rose out over the forest, the high towers and dark, sand-coloured walls standing out starkly against the green like a sentry against the setting sun. What surprised me wasn’t the castle. It was that I’d seen it before. Everyone had. It was heralded in as one of the last great castles in the country and featured in many historical records and magazine articles. We even studied it in school. “This is your family’s castle?” I asked.

Finn added knowingly from behind us. We piled into a large SUV. Theo sat in the front with the driver. No more than a couple miles from the tarmac was a massive intimidating, dark, and dreary castle. Looking at the architectural marvels you could tell it was once beautiful. A thousand years or so ago it would have been filled with life and power. “This is marvelous.” Torvi exclaimed. “Dark, it wreaks of death.” Finn spoke disgusted. “When do we meet the King?” I asked trying to change the subject.

They were scavengers and would steal anything, especially food. The castle had an infestation of them when Mister'speople had first arrived here, but they haven't been seen in years, due to the rigorous extermination process that the castle underwent a few years before mister was born. "Really?" She asked no one as she looked up at the sky for answers for the third time in one day. "Are you going to f*cking DO something about this?!" Justin shouted at her as he ran past her frantically swinging an enormous wooden mallet and yelling.."you want some of this?!" Just before splattering another Sprite against the marble floor with a loud disgusting CRUNCH!