All Chapters of The Right Choice : Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Hello everyone! If you've made it this far, thank you! I hope you are enjoying it and the other bonuses I've left for you. In case you can't tell, the story of Abigail and Grayson is my baby. I'm not sure where to go with them because I feel like they've been through enough hardships. I don't want them to hurt again, especially poor Grayson. They deserve to be happy. Maybe its time to retire them and go with some side characters? Who do you want to hear about? Catherine and Rose? Thomas? Celina? Aryk? I could even do a side story about Laurie or a history of Alderei itself. I'm probably going to wrap up their story with the birth. They end up living very happily together, still not being able to keep their hands off each other. still the picture of a model marriage. Grayson worships her, and she does the same for him. They legitimately can not live without the other. Abigail is his anchor. if she were gone, he would definitely stray to the dark path. She is the light in his heart, c

History of the LandIn the earliest times, the Motherland was united as one. It was ruled over well by the Empress Calista, a powerful sorceress, who claimed the throne when she decended from the Mountain where the other gods lived. Legends say she was beautiful and fair, treating all of her subjects with kindness. Many men came from across the land to seek her hand, but the Empress remained uninterested in marriage for many years. Until the day she saw him. A young man working in her stables caught her eye. His name was Anthony, and he was from a family of no consequence. Calista did not care. Against the advice of her fellow gods, she chose Anthony to be her husband. When Calista approached the young man, he was initially frightened. Of course, he found her beautiful - everyone did. She had flowing silver hair and emerald green eyes. She was tall and shapely and radiated kindness. He could not fathom why she wanted him, a stable hand.In her eyes, he was the beautiful one. Thick c

He didn't want to kill Dupont. His heir had found him in the middle of a summoning ceremony. He was reaching out to Kasdeyah for advice. Grayson was in love and had finally admitted it. The girl loved him too. It could mean bad things for him. Abigail already had him wrapped around her little finger. She could easily turn Grayson against him.Most parents would be thrilled if the one their child was in love with was a good influence. Not King Hayden. It annoyed him to no end that Abigail was a good person with a good heart. He needed advice. Then Dupont walked in on him and ruined it all. He had threatened to tell everyone and to expose his identity as a dark sorcerer. Before the king knew what he was doing, he had his hands around his oldest son's neck. Dupont was dead.Grayson ran in just then and saw the scene in front of him. Despite still being bloody from his previous beating, the king beat his younger son again, almost killing him in the process and pinning the blame for his b

Rose and Catherine danced well into the night at their wedding. They far outlasted Abby and Grayson, who went to bed just after midnight. Rose had always been proud and impressed with how hands-on they managed to be as parents, especially with all of their other duties as Duke and Duchess. They were Rose’s idols and the example of an almost perfect marriage. Rose knew no marriage was perfect, but her sister’s marriage was up there, right alongside her parents'. Prior to them going to bed, Rose had watched them still stare into each other’s eyes as they danced. Close to ten years of marriage, and they still acted like teenagers in love. She looked at her new wife - she loved being able to call her that - and smiled. She and Catherine had been together about as long as Abby and Grayson had been married. They took a while to take the plunge because they both wanted to travel and experience the world. They had seen a good portion of it when they saved Cat's father, but they had the go

Charlotte and Peter were 13 when their parents stopped allowing them to share a bed at night. Charlotte had gotten her moon blood and had told her parents ecstaticly that Peter loved her and they had kissed. That was enough for their parents to lay down some rules, but not too many. They were allowed to nap together if they did so in the common room.Their days were also unchaperoned for the most part. They could usually be found somewhere in the garden, playing games or reading. It was comforting to the Odels to see them together as teens. They were able to see what they would have been like together had they not been separated. If the children were anything to go by, they would have been very happy. When they were 16, Peter came to the Odels to ask permission to propose to Charlotte. He professed his love for his long-time friend, saying he didn't want to go through life without her. He was given permission, but both sets of parents agreed that the marriage itself needed to wait un