Elena Of Avalor Sister Novels & Stories

She hadn’t said a word in five full minutes. “Can I ask you something?” I said lightly, trying to pierce the silence. Her lips twitched. “Sure. I don’t see why not.” I swallowed and tucked a piece of hair behind my ear. “Who are you? Like, really. When I asked Dominic of my brother, he said he was safe in the hands of someone who he trusted, and knowing Dominic, he doesn’t trust easy.” Her grip loosened on the steering wheel just a little, and she chuckled slightly. “No he doesn’t,” then she added in a quieter voice. “I’m Dahlia Vale. Ava’s sister.”

He had been insulted before, scorned before, but never bought off-especially not for a mere five million. He bent his gaze to the card, lips curling. "Elias, you must be mistaken. I don't know your sister. The only sister I recognize, the only one I'll ever call family… is Celeste Hallow." The words struck like claws across Elias's pride. He had proclaimed countless times in public that Serena was his only sister, his only blood worth protecting. For Elijah to say this, to twist the knife, was a deliberate provocation.

Her hand began to burn. "You're on fire." Elsa shouted. "No am not." She said snapping her finger and it stopped. "My sister has a gift too but that of visions." Tara said. "Devina." Elsa said without thinking. "Huh! You know her?" Tara said. "Em who?" Elsa asked. "Devina." Tara said placing her hand on Elsa's shoulder. "It's only a coincidence. The Devina i heard about is dead." Elsa said and regretted spilling it out.

The voice wasn't coming from the creature. It was coming from everywhere. ELENA. She felt the blood drain from her face. Adrian grabbed her hand. “Don't answer.” The voice came again. ELENA VALE. She remained silent. DAUGHTER OF EVELYN. Her mother stepped forward. “Don't listen.” SISTER OF ARIA. Aria's expression changed. The Shadow knew all of them. Then it said: LOVER OF ADRIAN. Elena felt her chest tighten.

"Sort of." Ava knelt, taking both girls' hands together. Her voice cracked. "Eliana, this is your sister. Elena. She's your twin." Eliana stared. "But… you said…" "I didn't know," Ava whispered. "Luciana—she took her. Hid her. I never had the chance to say goodbye." Eliana looked at Elena again, slowly reaching out to take her hand. Elena didn't flinch. Didn't smile. Just let her.

Panic settled in everyone's heart. I need to find my sister's blood. Avalon's bloodline remains and must not be allowed to die this time. I know I'm only Aurora's half-sister, but she was still my sister. I need to find and protect her descendant, and I think Elowen is the best one to send. We can't forcibly take her from there or another war will break out. We can only secretly meet her until she discovers who she truly is. I'm sure that someone in that kingdom already knows who she is and evil will rise again. We need to get to her before they do. I must right my wrongs this time. I must protect the only one I have left. Before anyone could leave, the ancient runes flared once more. A sing

My footsteps echoed on the ground as I made my way to the junction. ‎ ‎“Watch out, Aria,” Karina’s voice echoed in my mind, but before I could react, hands seized me from behind and pinned me to the wall. ‎ ‎“Elena.” Her face came into view, twisted with malice. ‎ ‎“What do you want from me?” My voice trembled. ‎ ‎“I want something, sister,” she whispered, mocking me with the word sister as if it was poison. ‎ ‎“What were you doing with Kael?”

"You damn girl! Didn't I tell you to protect your sister at all times? What kind of sister are you?" Her father stood beside her mother, his eyes radiating disappointment. "Elara, I thought you were a good girl.Dante told me on the way here your sister was in danger, and you refused to help.I don't have a cold-hearted daughter like you!" Her brother, Leo, was busy coddling his beloved Serena, not sparing Elara a single glance. "Why are you wasting breath on her? Just draw the blood! I don't want anything happening to Serena!" As soon as he spoke, a thick needle plunged mercilessly into Elara's vein.

Pack members came to offer condolences, leaving tokens and gifts, though each gesture felt like a reminder of Serena’s absence rather than a balm to their grief. Serena’s sisters, **Elara** and **Maeve**, were inconsolable. Elara, always fiery and bold, struggled to contain her anger and took to the training grounds pushing herself to exhaustion as if she could channel her pain into strength. Her eyes constantly scanned the horizon, waiting for any sign of her sister’s return. Maeve, quieter and gentler, retreated into herself, her eyes dull with sorrow withdrew entirely, a shadow of her former self, her bright laughter replaced by a haunting silence. The loss of her older sister took a toll

“We also need to send out an invitation to princess Elia and her mate.” Frena chuckled. “I don’t think she would come, last time I was with her, she promised to never step back into Sulcar.” Ilena furrowed her brows. “Who is princess Elia?” “She is the eldest daughter of lady Alene, princess Frena’s older sister.” Voyra stated. Her eyes widened with shock. “Why would she never want to step back into Sulcar?” Rhenka spoke up. “That was all in the past Frena, it is courtesy to invite her.”