บททั้งหมดของ Dawn Of The Guardian: บทที่ 31 - บทที่ 40

* Even after I got home, I still wasn't at rest. I got home really late that night, thankfully I had my keys if not I would have to climb in through the window. "...You Jessica are that lost princess of Sorania, next in line to the throne, my half sister and also the guardian of the book." Those words kept replaying in my head as much as I didn't want them to, I mean, this was the only family I knew, they couldn't have just picked me up. Right?!? I twisted and turned all night, I was so tired that every hour I would check the clock to see if it was morning yet. By 6am I got around to finishing a book I started months ago, at least it took my mind off things for a second. "Kids, it's time for school!" I heard mom call

 * I took the next bus home still in a dilemma, there were so much questions that I wanted the answers to. Like, what did he mean by the power of a royal, why did my mother give me up? Was it really to save me or herself? I don't understand this big reveal on my 18th birthday they were all talking about? I was filled with so many questions but because of my anger I wasn't able to get any answers from them. Now they were only two people who would be able to answer my questions. Mom and Dad. I took the bus home and as usual when I got home mom and dad weren't home, I looked around and no one was home yet, not even Tyler. But I had already decided that no matter how late they were I was going to wait for them. I looked at the time, 11pm and they still weren't back home, Zack and Zoe came in early since they were at a friend's house but Tyler, Mom an

 * It's been two days since I properly saw Ethan and since our last kiss. After I got home that night, I still felt like I was on cloud 9 and did the most reasonable thing a girl would do in that situation. I called my best friend. Immediately I picked the phone, I briefed her about what happened, next thing I knew the line went dead and in less than 15 minutes AJ was standing in front of my room breathing heavily. We talked for hours that night, which was fun and eventually AJ had to sleep over that night. After we talked for a while she asked me the one question that I was scared of right now. "What next?"  It was scary because I didn't have the answer to that particular question. I mean, were we a thing now? Will he want to be with me publicly? What happens if Morgan finds out?  A lot of questions that I didn't w

*It's been two weeks now since I fully started training and I was progressing faster than expected, well according to Jonathan the is. And it was also a week to my supposed real birthday which Jonathan and Robert have been working tirelessly towards.I had just finished training for the day and on my way home, today we finally started learning simple levitation and teleportation spells which were fun.Although I would have liked it better to learn how to teleport or transport a full human to another place or even another dimension. But this was all so fun that it was almost unreal, but it was also keeping me away from my friends and family, basically because I couldn't tell them what was going on in my life.I got home and immediately dropped on the closest couch next to me, as much as I had fun, it was a lot having to spar with Gwendal every day."Are you alright?" Zoe asked with concern hinted in her voice.

*I left the car to stand outside after the little scolding I gave to my younger siblings, but it also got me thinking.What if this was truly the last time I actually get to spend time with the both of them, I have to defeat Altheda soon and for that to happen I have to go to magic school, which also means I'll have to leave my family soon.I took a deep breath trying to clear my head when I heard a voice beside me."You seem stressed child?" The old woman said.She was smallish and hunched over carrying a basket full of roses, probably to sell them, they were beautiful though."You have seen life is short and our youth won't last forever so you must trust yourself and the people closest to you to make the right decision. Here's a pretty rose for a pretty girl." I smiled at the old lady and received the rose."Thank you, ma'am. Could I get a dozen of roses from you?" I asked politely."Oh sure my dear, here you go." She slowly packed the roses into an old newspaper and handed them ov