Young Writers Society

"Set your heart at rest. The fairyland buys not the child of me" -- A Midsummer Night's Dream, Shakespeare

For Claire, Julius and Emma, a long period of hiding begins. (2856 words)

The group splits up and travels to Virchow. (2790 words)

A young goddess is born, her life is meant to be perfect, but when a father doesn't care to keep her and her mother is gone, what will happen then?

"What is past is prologue"-- The Tempest, by William Shakespeare

"Everyone can master a grief but he that has it"-- Much Ado About Nothing, by William Shakespeare

The beginning of the end. (Rated 16+ because of future chapter content.)

Léonard is confronted with the future and has a decision to make. (3004 words)

Before Léonard sets off to get the next casket, he and the others have some more fun. (2.390 words)

Claire sets out to meet her father one more time and is recognised by an old acquaintance. (2295 words)

A visit to Claire's father does not seem to heal the wounds she has caused in Berlyne. (3062 words)

A short trip to the library seems to suit Claire better than Julius. (2954 words)

Claire has to process the story about Léonard and it seems that everyone is just waiting for Claire's decision. (2478 words)

Léonard tells about his life and makes it understandable why he always keeps everyone in the dark. (2314 words)

After Claire hurt herself badly in the last chapter, she uses bed rest to get to know Julius better. (2858 words)