Glaze Lilies Novels & Stories

Both of them continue to clean up the mess in the greenhouse. Hai Rin decides to plant various types of Lilies and hydrangea replaced the orchids in the greenhouse. She knew the price for an orchid is quite high than lilies and hydrangea, but both of this flower is her favorite flower. Especially white calla lily and dust pink hydrangea.

She looked at her hand and then at Lily who chuckled “Really darling, if you were able to do everything correctly at the first time, you would be a goddess. Try again. Only you will know if you are ready to go in for the wall will only open to you” Gemma turned back around to the wall and touched it again. Again it didn’t open. Feeling frustrated, she kept placing her hand randomly on the wall, her feet moving left, then right as she tried to work it out. Dropping her forehead against the wall, she breathed out in disappointment, her sigh echoing around her. Opening her eyes again she looked down at the grass in contemplation when she realised that a few scattered white Lilies were planted.

I wished that wasn’t the case. “I don’t know,” I finally managed. Lily said nothing for some time, and when I glanced over at her, I saw that she was no longer looking at me; she was looking at a nearby outcrop of glowing flowers. Seeing the longing in her gaze, I walked over and plucked one for her. But the flower’s glow died out almost as soon as the stem was cut.

I felt giddy all of a sudden, a swarm of butterflies flying throughout me. "Wait here a second." He put me down, making sure I was standing firm on my feet before letting go. His chest glowed red and then small embers flew from his mouth. The embers made the flowers come to life. The petals were a red orange and the center glowed with a yellow fire. They were absolutely beautiful. "What are they?" I asked. "Dragon Lilies. We are the only ones that can make them come to life like this." He grabbed both my hands, raising them up and kissing them both.

Lily's hands immediately clasped around her lips, and she shook her head. "Really? I'm a huge fan! I've been studying and admiring your works for years. The way your designs bring a home alive is a wonder to behold." Surprise flashed through Gloria's eyes but she maintained her cool. She has met a few young women, who in their over zealousness to gain her favour for their husbands have pulled this same move. "Is that so?" She chuckled, and Lily bobbed her head, "what's your favourite piece of mine?"

Flowers, paints, birds and some cracks created to form a certain pattern. At the far end of the room was the second shelf, this one bigger than the last and just like its size, it houses bigger stained glasses that stole Lily's breath away. Her hand slipped out of Aaron's gaze and her legs carried her towards the pieces before she knew it. She tilted her head as she approached, studying the pieces like she's magically gaining the knowledge on how to make such a wonderful creation. When she stood in front of one of the pieces—a transparent white glass with the painting of a blue bird holding a tulip in its mouth and all around it, were cracks, but not one crack affected the beautiful creature

The great glazed lamp on the roof had fallen to its lowest brightness, and only the crystal lamp on the table gave off a faint but steady glow. All the lilies in the hall glow in the dark, like countless yellow fireflies rising in the dark. The mirror under my feet reflected the fluctuating light, and the whole hall seemed to fall into a sea of night flowers. “Dear Delia, do you like it?” The deep voice slowly invaded my eardrums. I turned and saw his gentle eyes.

However, Regina's next words cleared it all. "Black lilies actually dissolve very quickly if they come into contact with any liquid objects, like water, blood, and other liquids. You will have no trace to examine. However, only an expert could find the trace. Thankfully, black lilies had been my interest for years, and I have spent some good years of my life with them, so when I didn't find anything initially, I used a special technique and realised it.” “I see…” It finally became clear to me.

The papers were filled with drawings, colored sketches, and notes. “Here, we are focusing on white and gold as the main colors, sir. The archway at the center of the garden will be decorated with fresh lilies and roses. Fairy lights will hang from the trees, creating a soft glow at night. For the tables, we are preparing crystal vases with white flowers and golden candles. The walkway where you and Master Zayn will walk through will be carpeted with petals.” Lucien smiled faintly, already imagining it. “At the center stage, the platform will be surrounded by glass walls, with a chandelier hanging above. When night falls, the lights will make it sparkle like a thousand stars. Master Zayn requ

But then, did Lily have good relations with anyone? I had to admit, she looked marvelous. Her satin gown was off the shoulder, fitted at the bodice, and widely flared to the ground. It wasn’t pure white, with the palest hint of peach blush. Her hair was immaculately styled, with a silk and lace veil trailing down her back, falling from a sparkling diamond tiara. Her hands were joined in front of her waist holding an exquisite bouquet of peonies and roses in peach pink, ivory and white. If the gown revealed any hint of her early pregnancy, the bouquet successfully disguised it.