All Chapters of Little Emily: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Emily's Point of ViewEmily woke up to the sound of her alarm blaring, her heart heavy with the weight of uncertainty. Her brother Kelsey was still missing, and the worry gnawed at her constantly. She dragged herself out of bed, her movements mechanical as she prepared for another day at school. The usual excitement she once felt was replaced by a pervasive sense of dread. After dressing in a simple outfit and grabbing her backpack, she headed downstairs where Tony and Chris were finishing breakfast."Morning, Em," Tony greeted, his tone overly cheerful in an attempt to lift her spirits."Morning," she mumbled, grabbing a piece of toast.Chris watched her closely, concern etched on his face. "You sure you’re up for school today?"Emily nodded, forcing a smile. "I need the distraction.""Alright," Chris said, though his eyes betrayed his worry. "But remember, if you need anything, just call.""I will," she replied, her voice barely above a whisper.The ride to school was silent, the u

EMILY'S POV: Two months later, it felt like Kelsey had vanished without a goodbye. The others gave up, telling me to move on, but I kept counting the days, hoping my brother would return and explain why he had to do all this. During my final exam, Chris walked toward Tony and me, and our physics teacher asked us to leave the class. Confused, we followed Chris out. As Tony closed the door, Chris looked distressed, breathing fast. "What's wrong, dude?" Tony asked, but Chris looked away before revealing, "We got a letter saying they have Kelsey, and to see him again, we need to give Emily to them." My eyes widened – was this the reason for Kelsey's strange behavior? Tony expressed doubt, suggesting Kelsey might be playing games. Chris, however, reminded us of our family's enemies and their tendency to exploit any weakness. Concerned about our approaching birthday, I asked, "What are we going to do now?" "Don't worry, little one. Xender and Eren have called our uncles and cou

Emily sat on the bed, her stomach growling in protest after two days without food. The room was small and sparse, a stark reminder of her captivity. Despite her hunger and fear, she clung to the hope that her brothers would come to her rescue. The thought of them breaking down the door and whisking her away was the only thing that kept her going. Today had been a strange mix of emotions—moments of despair interspersed with fleeting hopes. Deciding that sleep might offer some respite, she lay down, closing her eyes and willing herself to escape into dreams. As she began to drift off, the door creaked open slowly. Her eyes snapped open, and she sat up, heart racing. A large man with striking blue eyes and white hair entered the room. Despite the circumstances, Emily couldn't help but notice his beauty and a whimsical thought flitted through her mind about him being her future husband. Suppressing a giggle, she gave him a serious look, making him raise an eyebrow."Hel

Emily stood by the window of her new room, staring out at the snow-covered landscape of rural Russia. The stark, white expanse stretched out endlessly, a cold contrast to the warmth she had left behind. The mansion was grand, almost palatial, with its towering columns and intricate ironwork, but it felt more like a gilded cage than a home. She wrapped her arms around herself, seeking comfort in the woolen sweater she wore, but the chill seemed to seep into her bones from the inside out.A week had passed since Emily had arrived with Kamsy and his father, Inishola. They had treated her kindly, ensuring she had everything she needed and more. Kamsy, with his easy smile and gentle nature, had tried to cheer her up, showing her around the estate and introducing her to the household staff. Inishola, a stern yet not unkind man, had reassured her repeatedly that she was welcome and safe. Yet, despite their efforts, a profound sadness lingered in her heart.Emily missed her brothers. She had

"i want to inform you, that you will be starting school here in Russia" Inishola said while leaning by the wall."School?" I asked softly, my head titled down."Yes, school, I can't keep you alone in this mansion, Kamsy will also follow you there " he continued while staring at me."But!" I said quietly only to be cut off by his eyes."No buts, you will go.to school first thing tomorrow morning, your uniform and everything is set on your bed, let me remain you Ella, this is Russia, it has deadly people and they don't take things nicely" Inishola explained.Nodding my head, I bow before walking out of the room.Inishola’s announcement left me feeling more isolated than ever. School in Russia was the last thing I wanted. I barely spoke the language, and I had no friends here. The idea of being surrounded by strangers in an unfamiliar environment filled me with dread. But arguing with Inishola was pointless. His steely gaze had silenced any protests I might have had.Walking back to my