All Chapters of Fated Fairy Tales: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Matty’s POV “I have to go, Goldie,” I told her as I walked down the stairs. She grabs hold of me. “You could give me the cliff notes version,” she pleads. “Trust me, the cliff notes version won’t touch the surface.” I leaned closer to her. “It’s huge.” I pull away and she looks like a goldfish. “You are kidding?” She says each word individually. I nod my head, confirming that this secret is a big deal. “Let me pack a bag, and I’ll come with you.” She offers. “That would lead to too many questions. It’s a secret.” “What’s the secret?” Uncle Nathan asked from the top of the stairs. I don’t know who would kill me first if he found out. Dad would make it quick, whereas Jo would make me suffer. Either way, I don’t want to die. “Er. The party I want to organize for Shannen when she returns from Beta Academy.” I said, making something up quickly. He laughs. “She still won’t let her mark her, huh?” he says with a smile on his face. “Takes after her sister. Headstro

Ora’s POV I can’t believe Goldie is the future Luna Queen. She’s so cool. I can see why Shannen looks up to her so much. She is everything a big sister should be. Now when Shannen talks about her, I can put a face to the name. It was a shame she had to leave before Shannen returned. Shannen would have loved to have seen her. But Matty explained why they couldn’t meet. I don’t understand the logic behind these rules. But who am I to challenge an institution that has educated students for years? As Goldie departed, she hugged me. “Thanks for being here for Shannen,” she said. “I think it’s the other way around. Shannen is here for me.” We both snickered, knowing how great Shannen was. Later that day, I stood beside Aunt Jo and Matty in front of the academy. The coach drove up and stopped in front of us. I couldn’t help but notice how disappointed everyone looked. “Guess they didn’t win,” Aunt Jo remarks. She must have noticed it, too. Principal Andrews gathered everyone

Jo’s POV The sheriff of Summer Hill is unbearable. He always seems to walk by whenever we’re here. Constantly telling me about his achievements, personally and professionally. Today, though, he suggested taking me out to dinner. I did well not to laugh in his face. I wouldn’t be attracted to a man like him. Heck, we’re not even the same species. Jupiter doesn’t like him either. She is more than happy to wait until the elixir wears off to confirm if Carson is our mate. At the moment, I am more than willing for him to meet my sexual needs. There is certainly something between us. The thought of my last encounter with Carson made me smile. But I smiled at the wrong time, as the sheriff thought I was smiling at him. “Damn it. I thought he was going to leave.” I scolded myself. Jupiter snickers at me, telling me it was my fault. Thanks to the goddess, Ora appeared when she did, or the sheriff may have found out the type of woman I truly am. Not one to be messed with. Before we

Jo’s POV I’ve never had an interest in learning about other people’s deities. The goddess Selene is my goddess. In my book, I don’t disrespect other people's faith; they don’t disrespect mine. That’s why I have never entered a church. That is the Catholic God’s house. But today I need to tell my sisters my news. So I swallow my pride as I walk towards the sandstone building that has probably stood for centuries. Ora has told me many times that Father Nicholas is a friendly man. She tells me he maintains an open-minded stance towards faith. Which is why he offers a multi-faith day on the last day of the month. Before, I walked through the huge arched doorway. I stall “Today I ask permission to enter.” I whisper to the invisible entity. I then take a step inside and snort. He didn’t smite me. I take that as a sign that he is allowing me entry. I watch as Ora uses the water from a fountain at the end of the foyer. But I refrain from using the blessed water. This is a Cathol

Jo’s POV Panic sets in as I watch Ora hurriedly rush down the stairs. My backpack was slung over her shoulder. “It’s too late. She’s here.” I told her as she neared the bottom of the stairs. Ora slowed to a stop. Ora looks around at the students who are congregating nearby. I watch as tears fall from her eyes. The reality of the situation hit her. She sucks in her cheeks and nods her head as more tears fall from her eyes. “I’ll go with her.” “Over my dead body,” I snapped. Jupiter howls in agreement with me. “If she makes it to the academy. She could kill everyone here.” She waved her arms around. “I won’t have their blood on my hands. They’re innocent.” She says adamantly. I am about to protest. “It’s not just Millicent,” Maria says from behind me. I turned around to face her. “What do you mean?” I asked. “Broady is with them.” She says his name like it’s supposed to mean something to me. I look at Carson for clarity. He may not show it on his face, but the sound coming