Eternal Devastation (The Celestial Rose Book 3) by Annalee Adams

Author:Annalee Adams [Adams, Annalee]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: horror, Thriller, supernatural thriller, Paranormal romance
Publisher: Annalee Adams
Published: 2018-07-30T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter 23: Taylor

Following the children through the forest was a method of madness, but one based on trust, and the trust of a new species in hope that they were all good, after all.

Now that my mother could see them, I was much happier that I wasn’t completely losing it. I wasn’t sure how I’d been able to see them, though, but as soon as the little boy touched my mother and gifted her the sight, she too was taken aback by the loving nature of these two-little people.

The little girl had pale green skin, soft to the touch. Her silky hair was a mixture of shades of brown, blond, and white. It was tied back with vines and gave way to show off her beautiful elf-like ears.

The little boy had pale blue skin and textured hands, scaly like a fish. Yet, no gills were present. They couldn’t have been the creatures my mother was going to show me. “Mother are these the people you wanted to show me?”

“No, well, I don’t think so. The humanoids I saw were a dark blue with gills and scaled skin.”

“Hmm, perhaps this little boy will grow into one of them?”

I was right. As we reached a local spring in the middle of the woods, my mother immediately recognised the place. “It’s here, these are the people I saw.” She said, patting the little boys bald head. He smiled and ran ahead, disappearing behind the waterfall and emerging with, what appeared to be, his family in tow.

The older man waved. “I taught them that,” my mother said smiling. He walked over and held out his hand. My mother placed her hand on his and they both said ‘friend’ at the same time.

“Come on,” Mother urged, pulling me along. We headed over to the spring and my mother dove in, stripping off as she went. The children jumped in and more of the older generations joined. I sat by the side, watching them all splash and play. To be fair, I could do with a bath. I’d not seen enough water to wash in a while and I probably wasn’t all that pleasant to be around.

An older green lady came over and sat beside me. She had stripped off her home-made clothing and recently emerged, soaking wet, from the waterfall.

“Friend,” she said, holding up her hand.

“Friend,” I said as I placed my hand on her soft dark green skin. It appeared the older they got, the darker their skin became.

She pointed at my stomach and I took her hand and gently placed it on top of my bump. “Baby,” I said, as my little human began to kick, wriggle, and squirm inside.

“Baby,” she repeated, smiling.

She tugged on my top and pointed to the water. I pointed with her and said “Water”. She repeated it. She was a quick learner and clearly wanted me to join her. No-one there seemed to care about human things such as how they looked or what they acted like. Everyone seemed to enjoy life for what it was, taking each day as it came.

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