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The path to The Gold Star consisted of crossing the city of Dinashia, turning off through the Lundertood forest, which is the current border to the town of Neshala; once in Neshala, they had to find the secret door that led to the Golden Sea to cross it and thus reach the mystical Gold Star finally.Everything seemed natural to Chrystal until the part about finding the secret door. In the books, the door was created by the pair of lovers never to be found and could only be found by those with a pure heart. There was no location, and the internet sites did not have much information.The more they advanced towards the prosperous city of Neshala, the more she wondered how they would find the secret door if it existed, how they would manage to reach the other side of the sea with their friends, and if it wasn't the case... what should she tell Oliver?She thought about bringing Oliver down from his fantasy world and telling him what was going on, bringing him back to the real world so tha
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"Oliver?"The redhead was worried about the boy who covered his eyes with one arm; he cried silently. Chrystal just wanted to cheer him up and made the boy call; maybe she shouldn't have mentioned his mother."I'm sorry; I didn't mean to hurt you."Oliver clenched his teeth tightly, holding back sobs and trying vainly to stop crying. He promised himself not to; he had been making it for years, but... the pain was as great as when his mother left. It hurt, even though she was now looking down on him. He had never told what happened that night; he could never tell anyone how terrible he felt for being the one who brought misfortune to his mother. No matter how hard he tried to remember his sweet and tender mother, he was only tormented by images of Collette's cold and terrifying lifeless body that night.>>Oli…ver<<The boy opened his eyes, letting out a small sigh when he felt Chrystal Daly's body over him, wrapping him i
Prisoner Chapter 21
>> "Stop it, Elliot! Stop it! Leave him alone; he's not to blame for anything!" Collette Gun's piercing screams shattered Oliver's ears as he was severely beaten. "I should have done this from the damn day I found out! I'm sick of keeping this thing! Sick of your indifference! I told you I wanted all your love!" Each scream was followed by a blow harder than the last. "Stop it, please! Elliot, I beg you, stop!" Heavy tears came out of Collette's emerald eyes; she never imagined that person would punish her beloved son. As if it were a spell, the black-haired man stopped for a few seconds, turning his eyes away from the child and directing them towards his beloved wife. It was the darkest and most twisted look Collette had ever seen. "I killed that bastard because he stole all your love and attention from me. I gave you everything, Collette; I allowed this scum to stay al
Prisoner Chapter 22
"I'm so sorry," she apologized sincerely. Oliver turned his gaze to the redhead, tilting his head a little without understanding. "You haven't done anything wrong." "Your mother was an amazing person; she could never hate you. I'm sure she never blamed you for anything," she tried to smile at him, "it wasn't you who pulled the trigger or stood in the way of the bullet; it wasn't your fault that your mother died that night." His emerald eyes opened again in shock and then watered again, Chrystal didn't want him to cry again, but she knew Oliver needed it. If no one else could understand that it wasn't his fault, she did, she saw the complicated situation, and she had to make him know that he was carrying something that wasn't in his hands. "It wasn't your fault Oliver, your mother knew the consequences of her actions, and she made her decision just like that man. You don't deserve any punishment." She couldn't help but hug him again, repeating
Prisoner Chapter 23
The following day they continued their way to the city of Neshala in silence. Oliver played with a branch, throwing it at the pet that accompanied them. Chrystal also participated in the game sometimes. She enjoyed watching how Oliver was having fun in a space full of nature; he seemed to be calmer in this environment than in the city. She agreed with him, as most of her childhood was spent in the woods with her parents, learning to hunt and survive in that environment. It was fun, and now she was grateful for all those days. They stopped at a river to try to catch some fish that were around. "All right, this should work for piercing the body; watch how I do it so you can try it later." The redhead gave instructions, sharpening a large branch, putting her feet in the river, and waiting for the right moment to catch the fish. "You must stay focused, the water pressure is not very strong, and you must be steady so you don't fall in. Watch how fast the f
Prisoner Chapter 24
The heavy breathing of both teenagers could be heard echoing in the immense forest; they had been running for hours, and fatigue was present. They weren't used to running for hours for their lives. Their hearts were beating faster and faster, but it wasn't from the movement; it was from terror, from the panic that one of Mason Jones' guards would catch them. What were they supposed to do? Where could they hide? Going into the woods was a bad idea, and Jack kept thinking how foolish it was to make that decision. He really would have listened to her if they tried to hide among the great streets of that unknown city, they would have had a chance to escape, but he didn't. The area was crawling with General Jones' people; one false step and they would be caught before they noticed. They knew nothing of that world; everything was quite noisy and irritating. Yes, it was beautiful, but Jack found it a little hard to enjoy his freedom, mainly because Elliot Craig's men were o
Prisoner Chapter 25
>>The world is much bigger and more beautiful than this, Oli. Some of my stories are fiction; they don't exist, but others, like today's, are real, and I was hoping you could pay close attention in case I can't escape with you. I need you to remember these indications. Before living here, I had a family; they loved me in their way and wanted the best for me. My parents wanted me to live like a queen so much that they forgot my happiness and my voice to decide my life... I am entirely sure that they would help us if we asked them. Do you see the sea outside the barriers? On the other side is more land, where I used to live, the city of Neshala. It's big and beautiful; it has a lot of parks and malls. The plan is to escape to the Golden Star, but if something happens and you get out of there, you must go to Neshala. You will know that you have arrived by the mountains that look like Viking helmets. It would help if you looked for a public phone, like the one we have here but much more
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"You know what you're going to tell them?" Chrystal asked for parking in front of the wooden house.Every step they took made her doubt if it was the right thing to do. Oliver could not blindly trust that some strangers would help him; it had taken three weeks for the brown-haired to trust her fully."The truth," he answered, nodding his head slightly."Do you have a plan B in case this doesn't work?" she asked again."I would like a painting like your family's; normal families have paintings like yours, don't they?"Chrystal was surprised by how he ignored her question; something wasn't right, which made her uneasy. Maybe Oliver was better at controlling his emotions, knowing that a maniac was chasing him, but Chrystal wasn't. She had never felt so suspicious of her surroundings. She felt like they were being watched when Oliver came clean with her.Pursing her lips, she decided to trust Oliver's family, if it could be called that."
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