This is such a beautiful and lovely story, Lula! I could imagine, this story would make a wonderfull beginning for a sequal. I love it! Thanks, for sharing it. 

Lula, this is beautiful!  In fact, this entire section of "The Sorcerer's Chamber" is quite enchanting... I'll have to spend more time here!!

Lula, I've heard the phrase before, but what is "Boxing Day?"  And why is it named as such??

Gina wrote:

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Lula, this is beautiful!  In fact, this entire section of "The Sorcerer's Chamber" is quite enchanting... I'll have to spend more time here!!

Lula, I've heard the phrase before, but what is "Boxing Day?"  And why is it named as such??

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 You don't have Boxing Day in America, Gina? please excuse my ignorance! it is the day after christmas day, I believe thus called because traditionally that was the day when the presents were opened/ unboxed!

I didn't knew it either, we just open them on christmass eve

But now I've learned something new, thanks Lula :)

Of course, being locked in an urn, is a very cold world. With lots of walls, in an endless array, always in front of your face, with, no escape.   

So, being with the one she loves now, everybreath matters- as if it could be taken away 

by a sinister plot, full of jealousy. But, who, could gain? No one is in love with or entitled to the source of this heart- she thinks.... Looking out a window covered in ice, feathers taking up the melody of the icicles in the frozen branches outside- talking to her with tingling whispers, 

"No one can replace your love"

She listens. Her finger tips grace across his lips, his sleeping chest

her caress doesn't awaken him-- the way she desires to stir his soulful rest.

Lavish

I just love this story, so nice!

Lady Trueheart wrote:

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We call it Boxing Day here too, I think it is a Commonwealth thing. I remember reading something about it traditionally being the day the lords of the manor would receive their loyal serfs and gifting them with a Christmas meal and maybe money, not sure of that though. Of course nowadays here in Canada it is just a day to grab up all the after-Christmas shopping sales. I never go, it is horrendous in the malls then. Probably something like your Black Friday, Gina.

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Ahhhh... Thanks so much for the explanation of "Boxing Day" Lula and Lady T.

We don't have a Boxing Day here in America... our Black Friday usually happens the day after Thanksgiving which just means major sales at all of the stores.

But we don't have a name for the day after Christmas... It's funny, while listening to one of my Harry Potter audio tapes, I think, it was "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire"... they referenced "Boxing Day"... And what's hilarious - I still didn't understand - LOL!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks again!!! 

But, she doesn`t dare to wake him! After one thousand years of searching for and training the Prime Merlinian for the final, ultimate showdown of the Merlinians vs the Morganians, fighting dark sorcerers, wherever he could, trapping them in the grimhold, which was her home, since she performed the "fusion spell" to protect him, her love! He, even, wanted to sacrifice himself for her, as she did for him a Millenium ago! So, she decides to sneak out of the warm bed, covering herself with a warm cloak, she took from a nearby chair, lighting the fireplace with a simple spell, sitting herself in the armchair, that were located in the corner of the room, touching the beautiful necklace, he presented her, after the battle was won, and the good prevailed, continuing watching her loved one, resting under the warm planket!....