Elisa Day Novels & Stories

Even when she went out and stood on the balcony and watched the heavens pour out their grief, she still could not find the peace her soul begged for. As Elise knocked and walked in that morning to begin her daily activities, she felt something strange about Yella. Usually, Yella wasn’t an early riser. If the sun weren't out and burning, Yella would not pull herself out of bed. But Elise had walked in on her seated at the foot of her bed, her phone in hand and earpieces tugged into her ears. “Good morning, my lady,” she greeted. Yella looked up and nodded, then her eyes went back to whatever she was watching on her phone.

He sat on the edge of his chair, elbows braced on his knees, staring into the flames. I turned my drink glass in my hand, watching the way the crystal played prisms of light across my hand. Elijah, sitting beside me, kept glancing between me and Richard. “Elise went missing about a year ago,” Richard finally began. “She was an avid hiker—she loved exploring the woods around our territory. She knew those trails better than anyone. But one day, she didn’t come home from a hike.”

Her fingers trembled over the keys. She typed: TRUST Access granted. A video loaded. Elise appeared older, paler, but alive. > Elise (on screen): “If you’re seeing this, it means Helios has breached Amber. And I’m not sure who I am anymore. But I remember you, Sera. And I remember you, Lucien.” > Elise: “You were the only anchor I had. I left clues not to keep secrets but to keep you together. If you’re still whole, there’s still hope.”

Tess had the same feeling of being safe with Elisa as she did with Elaine, her adoptive sister. They soon became close and shared sensitive personal problems with each other. Elisa came to the underworld to find her son. They had been separated for ten years at the time and she could only identify him with a pink seashell shaped pendant with gold carvings. Elisa had made the jewelry herself, her initials E. A were carved in gold. Tess recognised it in a glance. Elisa had died wrongfully when the war broke out in the underworld six years ago, her lower half was trapped under a solid pillar when Tess found her. The first rule was motivated by Elisa's story.

She noticed a message and stopped behind. after replying to the message, she walked inside. “Don’t let her drink, she is allergic to alcohol.” Elisa noticed a reply came and annoyingly sent an “OK,” to reply. It was Edwin who sent Elisa to find out about Janet. She hadn’t returned to his house for three days, and after that night’s conversation, he couldn’t muster up his courage. So, he could only send Elisa as his spy. But Elisa wasn’t stupid, she would only help him as long as it didn’t affect their friendship.

Melissa what are you doing in there, I heard the princess Luciana calling out to me and I immediately swam out of the room. "Am sorry my princess I'm just arranging the room" I said to her and she rolled her eyes sitting down and ordering me to fix her hair. My name is Melissa and I'm a blued tail mermaid slave. I work in the palace as the princess Luciana's maid. I was taken in as a palace slave when my mother committed a crime. She fell in love with a human and got pregnant for the human an act which is a crime in Atlantica.

Elisa was 5"6' tall, with a pear body frame. Her long ebony hair tumbled over her shoulders. She had heart-shaped lips. Her glossy skin, velvet eyelashes, dainty nose and her rapture-blue eyes set her from her contemporaries. In spite of her recovering sad mood, her cheerful personality had a way of leaving a spike on cheeks. She took her black office bag and came out of the house. This was the first time she came out of the house since the day her boyfriend exchanged her for his life. To her surprise, he boyfriend had written on her entrance door with a white mark, saying, "Please forgive me. You saved my life." She hissed and went back into her house. She came out with a brush and cleaned

Hearing his question, Elisa was like an open book and said, “I’m pretty smart. I parked in front of someone’s store and told my bodyguard to come over and drive it back. Then, I stopped someone on an electric bike and came all the way here unhindered.” So that was it. That was how they met. “Zachary, it’s really amazing. I raised my hand to stop a random person, but she turned out to be that ‘unfilial granddaughter’ who went viral on the news recently. Her name is Serenity Hunt. She’s actually quite nice, and we hit it off quite nicely.” Zachary spat in his heart, ‘Elisa is the most famously unruly and contemptuous lady in Wiltspoon, but she actually hit it off with Serenity.’