Emily And Sera Novels & Stories

Emily is a year older than Serenity and Courtney, making her nineteen. Serenity used to get jealous and be angry after seeing them together.They were always happy and smiling like a married couple. She brushed it off as a stupid little crush. Thinking about how her feelings would subdue once she found her mate, but it sadly, it never did. In time, she got used to them being together and that helped in reassuring herself that nothing was going to happen between. The good old boring Serenity and her Alpha Damien.

Reluctantly, he held her hand and walked her to the car already prepared hours ago. “They aren't looking,” Elliot whispered as they walked towards the car. “This is a waste of time.” Serena shouted, “Honey, I'll be fine, I promise! Don't miss me much, okay?” Everyone instantly turned to them. Elliot was taken aback. Serena threw her hands around his neck, bringing him down to her height. “Don't just stand there, say something!” she whispered in his ear. “Ah..” Elliot smiled, and immediately felt embarrassed. “Take care of yourself.”

Clarisa cried out, clutching the spot that burned with pain. “Stop crying! Your voice is so annoying!” Instead of stopping, Emely grabbed Clarisa’s ear and yanked it until the child stood on her tiptoes in agony. “Vanes is an honored guest—she’s your father’s true love! She needs a drink now. If you can’t serve her, what’s the point of you being here?” At that very moment, the front door opened. Serena stepped inside, her face pale as death. Her body was still weak after what had happened at the hospital, but the sight before her made her heart nearly stop.

Madam Ares met up with Sera at the outdoor pavilion. Sera looked haggard and scrawny. The moment she saw Madam Ares, her eyes turned pink at once. She looked as though she had suffered a lot of grievances. She embraced Madam Ares and started bawling her eyes out. "Madam Ares." There was no denying that Sera was her daughter. Hence, when she heard Sera's heartbreaking cries, Madam Ares felt like a knife was being twisted in her heart. “What's wrong, Sera?"

Serena said. Emily stepped forward, pretending to examine the shelves. “Private correspondence,” Serena continued. “Financial history. Foundation records. Some items are… delicate.” “I understand discretion,” Emily replied. “I hope you do.” Silence stretched between them. Emily could feel Serena studying her again. “You live in Ashford?” Serena asked. “Yes.” “With family?” “No.” Serena’s expression changed slightly. Interest. “Alone?” “Yes.” That answer seemed to satisfy something. Serena moved toward the window.

As the iron gates of the mental institute swing open, my wife, Serena Seacrest, walks in with her childhood sweetheart, Adrian Cross, beside her. She looks at me with utter disgust. I am strapped tightly to the bed, unable to move. She sneers, "Damian, you've been subjected to electroshock treatments for an entire month. Is your mania any better? You pushed Adrian down the stairs and nearly broke his leg, so I sent you here to teach you how to be a normal person." Serena tosses a worn-out pink comfort bunny onto the floor and speaks as though she is granting me a favor. "Get down on your knees and apologize to Adrian. If you do, I'll be kind enough to let you see Lila next month." I sta

The bond, which had been their salvation, was now a battleground. That night, the dreams started. Not the clear, vision-like memories of Liora and Ash, but something darker, more fragmented. They were the same for both of them, a sure sign the bond was pulling them into the deepest layers of the bloodline's memory. Kaelen and Elara found themselves standing in a place of screaming chaos. The sky was the color of a fresh bruise, and the ground trembled. They were not in the Nexus, not in any recognizable time. Before them stood a woman whose presence dwarfed the world. Serelai. But she was not the benevolent goddess of legend. Her face was etched with terrible pain and a fury that could crack

CHAPTER 6 SERA’S POV “Sera, Mia has been kidnapped.” For a second, I forgot how to breathe. The phone nearly slipped from my hand, but I caught it before it hit the floor, my fingers trembling so badly that I could barely hold it against my ear. “What did you say?” “Sera, I’m so sorry, I—” “What did you say?” I screamed, my voice breaking as I pushed myself away from Damon’s desk. “Where is my daughter?”

His hand immediately givea a value and handed back the paper to Leora. "Why does my chest feel warm?" asked Elmer silently. His eyes look at the girl who sitting quietly in front of him. His gaze glared sharply and it makes Leora look at him in surprise. "What's the matter, Sir?" asked Leora with a puzzled look. "Is there something wrong with me?" she asked again. "Who are you really?" asked Elmer muttering softly. “Me? I'm a student here, Sir," Leora replied in surprise. The two beads of her eyes stared at the lecturer's eyes who suddenly felt warmer. Elmer's chest trembled as his gaze warmed up.

They chuckled after hearing what I said. "You're right. By the way I'm Diane Villaren from Ethmus and this is Lyndon Kashiver from Valor," she said to introduce herself and the prince beside her. "I'm Ana Mae Villashne and this is Leana Swendel my friend." Leana waved her hands to them. "Hello your highnesses, it was nice meeting you," she said politely. "It was nice meeting you too Leana," Diane said happily. "Me too," Lyndon said that made Leana's eyes sparkle like diamonds.