Beetlejuice X Lydia Novels & Stories

She got to the entrance and saw it looked more beautiful that it already was. Lydia raised a brow and walked in, she saw everywhere decorated and wondered what was going on. She suddenly saw Leo and Lucas walking towards her and they were dressed in a matching outfit. Leo gave her another letter and Lucas gave her a remote with two buttons. “What are you guys... “ She trailed off as both of them ran away, she sighed and opened the letter. “Try not to cry okay?” She read and walked deeper into the garden, she suddenly saw Lucas and Leo smiling at her. They both walked to her and she gave them a questioning look.

she said slowly, “I’ll meet him there.” Noah searched her face. “You’re not scared?” Lydia let out a quiet breath. “I was scared when I was running through the woods,” she said. “I was scared when I thought I might lose him. I’m not scared of paperwork.” She had already survived the worst version of Adrian. And Lydia had learned something the hard way… predictable men could be beaten. “If he wants a war…” she said softly, “Then he’s going to learn I don’t lose mine.”

Lydia suddenly called out to me right after I stepped out of the meeting room. "Jasper." I didn't stop walking, and I didn't turn my head to look at her either. The elevator doors slid shut behind me, separating her world from mine. … It didn't take long for the divorce papers to be processed. It was cloudy when I stepped out of the courthouse. Lydia stood on the stairs for a long time. "Jasper…" she murmured, sounding parched.

The time passed quickly. One day, Lydia said that James's birthday was coming soon. She took Elizabeth to the mall and said that she wanted to see if there were good gifts for James. The two of them walked around the mall, but they found nothing good. As they passed by a store selling baby products, Lydia suddenly stopped when she saw someone. "Mom, what's wrong?" Lydia pointed to the girl who was standing outside the window and looking inside, "I know that girl." As Lydia spoke, she took two steps forward with Elizabeth and shouted softly, "Adele?"

“I’ll bite your dick off.” “Found one!” Lydia finally sang. “Grab the lights and I’ll get it on.” Kyle told her. “What did you pick? If it is a long story, I am going to throw Kyle out of the window.” “No! It’s one of my favorites!” Lydia smiled as she came back. Grabbing a blanket and pillow, she scooted down until she was comfortable. “Deep Blue Sea?” Callie asked as soon as the movie started playing.

Lydia knew I was nervous about tonight. "Too dense, and not enough jam." "You look like you are going to cry," Julia teased me. "I am terrified of those brothers." "You will be fine. Use plenty of lube," she said. "Should have taken up Prince Ian's offer. These two are going to be a lot more ruthless. Lubes and pillows can only do so much," Lydia said, freaking me out some more. "I am not feeling very well. Let me lie down for a bit and wake up in the morning." I moved toward my bed.

she asked, keeping her voice calm, though a flicker of worry passed through her chest. Aria pointed eagerly toward the window that framed the fountain a short walk away. “My bracelet!” Lydia smiled, the corners of her eyes crinkling. “Well, we can go grab it. Saturday adventure, right?” Elena nodded, a faint smile tugging at her lips despite the flicker of tension that refused to leave her chest. Aria clapped her hands together in delight, her excitement infectious, and the three of them headed out, stepping back into the sunlit streets of Lydia’s hometown.

It lacked the sharp and pungent permeation of disinfectant. “Lucian had this room specially prepared,” Lydia said, reaching into her purse. My eyes followed her hand. “Just for you. You’re not getting out of here, Elena.” My mouth went dry. “What are you talking about?” I asked, my voice suddenly hoarse as my skin goosebumps ran down my arm. “Let’s just say…” Lydia replied, pulling something out of her purse. My eyes widened. She was holding a lighter. “You can’t take us to court if you’re five feet under the ground.”

Neither do I. “We should stop,” I whisper, but my feet don’t listen. He leans in, his forehead pressing against mine. “Just say the word.” I stay silent. Right then, a sharp laugh slices through the trees and snaps the world back into focus. Lydia steps out into the clearing, clapping slow, like she’s watching a show just for her. “How inspiring,” she calls out, all honey and venom. “The future Alpha and his silver savior.” Caleb tenses up, shifting so he’s blocking me.

Mason I steadied Lydia holding her in place. Staring into those orbs that I grew to love over the time we spent together. She may look different, but she was still the same Lydia, who was scared of bees. I laughed at the thought of this. Ignoring the look of displeasure on her face. Like she'd rather fall than have me catch her. But this moment was interrupted by Julia's voice, an unexpected presence, “There you are; I've been searching all over for you.”