LEILANI
I was still reeling in shock even as Aesir led me through the main palace courtyard. I was familiar with this path because I’ve been to the pavilion a few times in the past three months I’ve been here. I like the quiet of the pavilion and the gentle stream running below it.
But imagine my shock when we finally rounded the path that gives a direct view to the pavilion and leads to the wooden bridge and what I see is no longer the pavilion I’m used to seeing.
It has been transformed into something out of my wildest dreams, because never once did I think the quiet pavilion could look so beautiful.
My step faltered on the steps, eyes slightly widened and my mouth almost gaping as I stared at what seemed to be hundred tiny lanterns hanging from the wooden beams overheard, their warm
