All Chapters of Family Secrets (Book 2 The Silver Dragon Series: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Derek As soon as I had packed all the essentials, River, the twins and I teleported to the dragon realm. I take in my surroundings and smile. My mate has done a wonderful job overseeing this project. The school has been completed and it seems it’s already up and running. The castle looks near complete and the individual houses are almost done as well. They homes are simple structures made out of wood. The training grounds has also been completed and I see dragons training in their human forms. That’s good, they need to be able to fight in both forms. The dragons appear happy. In the far distance I see my mate. She is talking to some construction workers and hasn’t realized I am here. She appears fine, like nothing had ever happened. I bend down to the twins and whisper to them, pointing at their mother. They squeal with excitement and run to her. “Mommy!” Davina turns and her face lights up with a smile. She bends down so the twins can run into her arms. My heart swells at the sc

AspenAs soon as I arrive home I rush to my parents chambers. Several elves bow and pay their respects but I don’t pay them any mind. I know my mother is close to giving birth and I fear that whatever Maliyah saw, we could end up losing both my unborn sister and mother. I don’t bother to knock as I push open the door to their room and look out their window to ensure no one is creeping up on the castle.“Aspen, what is wrong,” asks my mother.“How has everything been here? Any threats? Attacks?”“No, everything has been calm son. What is going on,” asks my father.“I reached Maliyah…”“That is wonderful son. Did she wake up,” asks my mother, interrupting me.“No, she shoved me out of her mind.”“That’s odd. Why did she do that?”“She had a vision dad. She saw mom die.”The room goes silent. The look on father’s face is fear. Fear for losing his queen, my mother. Maliyah has never been wrong and we both know it. Those who had visions in the past were always right. This is happening. Eve

AspenI awake and try to focus my vision so I can identify where I am at. I relax once I realize I am in our infirmary. I sit up too fast as I recall the invasion of rogues. I had ran to protect some children that did not get to a bunk room on time. That damn lion got me good. Anything that happened afterwards is a blur. The room is spinning and I realize my arm is in a sling when I try to move it. I have several stitches on my thigh and there are bandages wrapped around my head. I hope I look better than the lion.“Thank the spirits you’re alive.” I look over and find my father staring at me. He looks as though he hasn’t slept in days and his eye appear broken. I look around the room for my mother and don’t see her anywhere in sight. I look back at my father and he has tears in his eyes. He knows who I am looking for. A tear falls as I try to remain in control of my emotions. We knew

MaliyahIt’s dark as far as my eyes can see. There is nothing here. I thought we would wake up as soon as we left Malayah and now I want nothing more than to go back to her. “Terra?”“I don’t know Maliyah. I am just as confused as you are. I thought we would wake up.”“Look there is a light. Should we follow it?”“We’ve got no where else to,” says Terra.We slowly walk towards the light. As we let it swallow us whole we find ourselves at the high school. There are kids everywhere running around and goofing off. Some are grabbing books for their next class while others are making out with their boyfriends.“Terra? Is this another vision? I definitely don’t feel like we are awake.”“I believe it is Maliyah.”“Is that us?”It obviously is me, but older. My hair i

Aspen“Who is here,” asks Davina.“Alastor.”Davina has such worry in her eyes. He has sent his little minions over several times but has never came himself. Something feels wrong about this situation.“Mother already has the children locked down with Daniela. Katerina and Kale are outside with the warriors. Gabriel and Dimitri are putting up a protection shield as we speak.”“Mark time to let the Lycan’s out,” says Derek.“Go Derek, I’ll be fine.”“I’ll stay with them Derek.”We nod at each other as he leaves. I can tell Davina is worried that she is in no condition to fight, leaving her sister to fight their brother alone. I find this attack odd. It’s just him. No rogues, no witches, just him.“What is on your mind,” asks Davina through a contraction pain. I