Edith Liddell Novels & Stories

I stood opposite them with Harvey and Lillian, a little further away. "If you don't mind me asking, Salfori, you run mines of rare gems, right? Not only that, you know all the secrets of the coven that can sell at a higher price. You are an immortal trillionaire who is secretive and tries to make sure only a few know about it. Am I right?" he asked as I raised a brow and looked at her in disbelief. What! Edith lived in a small cottage! At least that's what Harvey told me. How could she be that rich? Richer than me, Glen, or even Ian himself!

Jill, a Hell Hound that often guarded Evan, Aricka’s son. “It’s odd. A lot of stress trying to juggle presents, food, and everything to entertain them. I barely know them, making it more challenging, but I have Edith to thank for her excellent advice.” Aricka raised her glass to Edith, who smiled happily and found a seat. Now was the first time any of these ladies had relaxed truly, and they all deserved it.

Bottom-line was he was handsome but not as handsome as the French man she once called her husband. "Come come, hurry princess.." Garreth said in his excited British tone. She hadn't realized she was walking this slow so she quickly make her way there, clearly flabbergasted. "Leith this is my daughter Adela McCarthy, a beauty isn't she?" Garreth grinned widely. "Della this is Leith Edwards, a very good friend of mine." Leith, Leith the name kept ringing in her head. It was different so was Andre. "Beyond beautiful, you didn't inform me you had a daughter." Leith finally spoke with what seemed to be a much thicker British accent.

"Now I get it, Daisy." Alison Melody said, her voice laced with an unusual seriousness that caused Daisy to shudder. "Whatever you do, don't lose Seth, not every one of us is privileged to have a handsome and loving man like Seth." Alison said as she turned and covered herself up in the blanket. "Goodnight! and make the right decision." Alison said as she slept off. Staring askance at her best friend lying on the bed, she only wondered what she really meant by that last statement.

Up to today, Caleb remains a mystery to them and Emma was so blinded in love that she didn’t care about his background. “From your sister, oh there she is” Elaine pointed at a lady who just walked in, she was slim and had a slim face as well. Her hair was ebony black and laid just below her shoulders. “Eva” she called and the lady spotted her brother, Lincoln, and her pregnant sister-in-law. She waved at them before hurrying towards them. “You made it” Elaine smiled and Eva nodded before sitting beside them. “I am curious about the looks of our Alpha’s mate, I hear he is a demi-god” she joked but Lincoln had a serious look.

Helga opens the door of Amelia's room and sees her playing with her phone. "Madam Lia" She called. Amelia turned her head and saw Helga bowing to her. "Ah! There's no need to bow" Amelia says, feeling uncomfortable seeing someone much older bowing to her. Helga stopped and smiled, knowing how Amelia felt. "Ok, madam Lia" "Your dinner is ready" Helga added. Amelia quickly stood up, feeling excited to eat. She didn't get to eat lunch because she vomited so she was feeling really famished.

At least not without a better solution to ending the war. Leah got up from her seat and headed to her room. She had a lot to think about. She knew one thing for sure: she didn't want to mate with Theodore Blackwell. Leah entered her room and went straight to the bathroom. Once showered and changed, she got into bed and promptly gave into exhaustion.

Hilda looked forward at her husband, who stood at the door. "Don't just stand there. Come and see your beautiful grandmother." She said to him. Edward walked towards her and looked at Catherine. Catherine smiled when she saw him. "Aw! She is smiling! Look at her cute smile." Hilda said. "Can I hold her?" Edward asked his wife, knowing what her response will be. "No. I haven't carried her long enough." Hilda said. Rebecca scanned the room and couldn't find Crystal. "Where is Crystal?" She asked her parents.

We had been friends for years, despite being an unlikely pair. While most students preferred to work on technical projects after each semester, I got my exaltation by physically conquering our planet’s ice-covered mountains. To me, this was the ultimate challenge. Dresna, on the other hand, joined me out of friendship, as I knew he would prefer to ascend mountains on his computer screen from the comfort of home. As usual, I could sense his nervousness upon my arrival, especially now that his hope that I might somehow miss our ride had been extinguished.