Elisa Day Novels & Stories

Offering a military salute by crossing their hands over their chest they stood facing her. Jelena Savage was not as old as one would expect from the leader of an entire race. She was only 17, even younger than Axel by a whole two years! Her hair was braided just above both her ears, her eyes watched coldly like a hawk and inside them, one could sense ruthlessness emanating from her whole being. Her voice was a bat match for her personality, she sounded nothing like who she was. This was a strong woman, who ruled with fear and an iron fist.

Eloise's voice wavered. "Of course, Eloise, I understand. That's why you must see why he has to be allowed to be with Elizabeth. She is the one thing that has kept him alive thus far, or have you forgotten the bombing?" The headmaster asked, his voice rising in question. "OF COURSE I HAVEN'T FORGOTTEN THE BOMBING!" Eloise screamed, her voice broke, "All I think about every day is that fateful day in that mall, that girl with her eyes, piercing through me, Jake barely making it out alive. All of us barely making it out alive."

The fifteen year old said sternly, “Try concentrating on Benjamen, whom you wish to see most in the world.” Elaine did as she was told to the best of her ability. Her silver gaze hidden behind her eyelids, Elaine brought the few precious memories of the man with a dagger back from the musty catacombs of her past and into the light of the present. The memory that stuck to her mind like a fly in a trap was the one full of heat, the day had dried her out, and if it hadn’t been starvation, it would have been dehydration that did her in. Elaine had been sitting on the side of the road like a broken little bird, burns along her arms from the fire that had taken her family and left her screaming. A

"She was so young and so good. What did she ever do to you? "I took care of her from the moment she was born. I fed her, changed her, and soothed her to sleep. I did all of those things every day. I watched her grow up, and now you... you killed her. How could you do that? How could you be cruel?" He kept questioning me, and his eyes were red from crying. Finally, he fell to his knees. I looked at him with an indifferent expression, then said, "She didn't do anything wrong. She was good, obedient, and sweet. Just recently, on Mother's Day, she made me a drawing and hugged me, wishing me a happy Mother's Day."

"He saved every last coin just to give it to me on my birthday. Because I loved it so much, I wore it on special occasions because I didn't want it to fade. But as the years went by and I grew bigger, I knew I had to give it as a gift to someone. And that's you, baby girl. " " Thanks mom. " Did I just call her? "Elias would have loved you," she says. "It's so hard not to. Marisa has always hated girls and said they boast a lot with their long hair but I'm baffled by the chemistry between you two. But what shocks me more is... Ramon."

I staggered back in shock “But... but why didn’t anyone tell me?” “Elise made me promise not to,” she replied “She didn’t want you to feel indebted to her. She only cared about your well-being. She loved you, Jackson. She loved you so much that she was willing to sacrifice her own life for yours. She loved you to the point that she did everything for you. She was a good wife and she literally saved your life. She could have died but she didn't care. She would willingly put down her life for you. And what did you give her in return? Humiliation. You maltreated the one person who truly cared for you"

Eva chimed in. "Don't worry, sweetheart. We'll be together as a family soon!" Fred promised. "And that Aster woman is so mean! She hit Mommy's head and made her bleed," Eva continued. "Actually, Mommy and I knew Uncle Lionel's kids were dead—we just didn't tell him! During the earthquake, Mommy and I made a bet about whether Uncle Lionel would save me or his kids. If I won, Mommy promised me a pool party!" "And you won, you clever girl!"

I didn’t kill every evil person I came across, because now, I had another mission. It wasn’t a question of right or wrong, eradicating evil can’t ever be wrong. Like Hel had said to me, I had been chosen, and as I read Lisa’s file, I wondered if this was a sign too. I wrote her address down in Butte, where her father lived, around 25 miles away, and I smiled as the plan came to me.

"Mom, I'm just going to work, not to war. Just pray everything goes smoothly on my first day, and that my boss will be satisfied with my work." "Is your boss old?" Elisa pressed. Alexandra burst out laughing, shaking her head. "No, he's still young. But what difference does it make? Whether he's old or young, why should it matter?" Elisa let out a heavy sigh. The shadows of that night returned to her thoughts, a past she wasn't ready to share. Was now really the right time for Alexandra to return? Would everything be alright? When Elisa learned that her daughter had been hired at Victory Group, her heart tightened with unease.

ELISA POV. Whoa! Whoa… "Elisa, look at that hot guy over there,” Emma said. Emma is not just my best friend, but also my sister. Her father divorced her mum and wed another woman after because he could no longer support her mother's drinking habits, which led to the divorce of her parents. Elisa's mother, Cindy, who is human and well-known for her beauty, married her father, Mason Douglas, who is also an Alpha but not particularly strong. Emma inherited her appearance exactly from there. I often wonder if she's a witch and how she manages to enchant all these people, but then I realize that it's just her appearance—her lovely face and lips—and her attitude is unremarkable, yes I said that be