*****************The sun rose high in the sky, casting a golden light on the gardens where the wedding was set to take place. A gentle breeze blew through the trees, rustling the leaves and causing the scent of blooming flowers to fill the air. The guests had all arrived, dressed in their finest clothes and adorned with stunning jewelry. They milled around the gardens, laughing and chatting with one another as they awaited the arrival of the bride and groom.The excitement was palpable, as if the very air was buzzing with anticipation. Voices could be heard from all directions, snippets of conversations carried on the breeze. “Can you believe they’re finally getting married?” one guest asked, her eyes shining with delight. “It’s about time,” another replied with a grin.At the entrance to the garden, the groom’s family stood waiting, their eyes trained on the winding pathway leading to the ceremony site. Prince Simon was there, looking handsome in his formal wear. He had a small smil

Princess Golder sat comfortably on the couch, wrapped in a cozy blanket, while Prince Simon sat next to her, holding a book. The crackling of the fire in the fireplace filled the room, and the warmth of the fire spread throughout the cabin. They both snuggled close, enjoying the comfort of each other’s company.“What book are you reading?” Princess Golder asked, looking at the book in Prince Simon’s hand.“It’s a book of fairy tales,” he replied, smiling at her. “I thought it would be fitting since we’re living in a fairy tale right now.”Princess Golder smiled back at him. She felt grateful for this moment of peace and contentment. She leaned her head on his shoulder as he began to read.As he read, Princess Golder listened intently, captivated by the stories. She loved the way Prince Simon brought the characters to life, giving each one a unique voice and personality. She felt transported to a magical world, far away from the worries and stresses of everyday life.As the stories con

Prince Simon’s point of viewI stood at the border of our territory, my heart racing with anticipation. We had been preparing for weeks for the inevitable attack from the rival pack, but nothing could have prepared us for what was about to happen.Suddenly, I heard a commotion in the distance. I turned to see a group of wolves charging towards us, led by the rival pack’s alpha. They had caught us off-guard, and chaos ensued.I immediately shifted into my wolf form and charged towards the oncoming wolves. The battle was intense, and I could feel the adrenaline pumping through my veins as I fought for my pack.“Stay together!” I shouted to my pack members, trying to keep them focused.We fought fiercely, but the rival pack was strong, and they had caught us off-guard. I could see pack members falling around me, their bodies torn and bloodied.The battle raged on for what felt like hours, but eventually, we emerged victorious. The rival pack had been driven back, and we had defended our

Prince Simon’s point of viewAs Jason’s rebellion gained momentum, chaos reigned over the Athens pack. I couldn’t believe that my once-trusted advisor had turned against me, but it was clear that he had been planning this for a long time. Our pack members were torn between loyalty to me and loyalty to Jason, and it was becoming increasingly difficult to maintain order.Princess Golder and I knew that we couldn’t stay in Athens any longer. We had to flee before we were captured or worse. We packed only the essentials and made our way to the outskirts of the city, hoping to find refuge with a powerful ally who could help us plan our next move.As we traveled, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of despair. My parents, the King and Queen, had entrusted me with the care of our pack, and I had failed them. I had let Jason’s rebellion gain momentum right under my nose, and now we were on the run, with no clear plan of action.“What are we going to do, Simon?” Golder asked, her eyes filled with

Prince Simon’s point of viewAs I stood on the balcony of the palace, overlooking the city, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of dread. The pack from the distant land was getting closer, and we were running out of time.Princess Golder stood beside me, her eyes scanning the horizon. “We need help,” she said quietly. “We cannot defeat them alone.”I knew she was right. We had to find allies if we wanted to stand a chance against this new threat. But who could we trust?We decided to reach out to the neighboring pack, the Blackwood pack. They were known for their strength and their fierce warriors, but there was also a history of tension and mistrust between our packs.I gathered our advisors and generals in the throne room to discuss our plan. “We need to form an alliance with the Blackwood pack,” I said firmly.There were murmurs of agreement and disagreement among the group. Some were skeptical, while others saw it as our only option.“We cannot trust them,” one of our advisors said.