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She hurriedly ran to her room and closed the door before Charles had reached her "Lily!!!!!" "Lily come on open the door" he banged the door loudly Lily rushed to her bathroom, she opened the cabin and brought out a scalpel. Looking at her reflection in the mirror she slashed her arm. She felt the warm liquid that oozed out of her arm, the pain she felt wasn't compared to the pain in her heart right now. She felt dizzy, and she passed out. Charles had managed to break down the door, he rushed inside and saw lily in a pool of blood. He was horrified, he bent over and picked her up, her pulse gradually weaken. Charles hurriedly carried her to the bed as he tried to stop the bleeding, but to no

He relied on the loyalty of Viller and Jek to find and come back to him—and if Vamoire would get her miracle, they could always plan another war. However, the whizzing of the air was quickly halted as Lily blocked Hodor's way after noticing his escape while she is busy taking down several of Maridelle's monsters. She glares at him totally showing no fear of the title the vampire before her holds. “Move or you'll regret the consequence. I can kill you within just the blink of an eye,” Hodor threatened her confidently. But Lily just raised a brow with a cunning grin plastered on her face. She showed it to Hodor without feeling a tinge of fear then she boldly uttered, “I am just here to stop yo

Lily's pov. I collapsed on the floor, my head pounding as blood gushed out of it, soiling the white rug. "Oh, moongoddess! What have you done?" Darius half-yelled, and as my eyes struggled to close, I saw Lila covering his mouth with her hands. "Shush! It was either this or we are doomed." Lila whispered, and I dug my nails into the rug, trying to get up, but the pain that shot through me was beyond what words could explain.

My focus needed to be here. Lily's eyelids fluttered open. Her blue eyes, once bright and mischievous, now appeared faded and weary. "Alexander?" she whispered, her voice barely audible. "I'm here," I replied, taking her hand gently. Tears welled in her eyes. "I'm dying, aren't I?" The blunt question caught me off guard. We'd both been dancing around this reality for weeks. "The healers are doing everything possible," I answered diplomatically. Lily's laugh was bitter. "Without Aurora's blood and kidney, everything possible isn't enough."

Their screams echoed in the air, but Lily didn’t flinch. She was dead herself. I watched, transfixed, as she ripped through them with nothing but her magic. Some burst into flames, others were thrown into the air, their bodies twisting unnaturally before they crashed to the ground in broken heaps. Stella’s smirk faded. "You…" Lily didn’t let her finish. With a flick of her wrist, Stella was yanked forward by an unseen force, her body hovering midair. "You should have stayed dead," Lily murmured, her voice laced with venom.

That I’d suddenly grown a conscience and decided to stop tormenting her? No. I wasn’t Hunter. I didn’t save people. I destroyed them. And Lily? She was my favorite game. She didn’t know it yet, but she had challenged me the moment she talked back to Vanessa. The moment she stood up for herself instead of curling up like a pathetic little coward. That fire inside her… I wanted to snuff it out. I wanted to see her break. The next day, I watched as Lily walked into the academy like she was trying to be invisible. Head down, arms wrapped around her books, avoiding everyone’s gaze.

Alex took the phone back and added before hanging up: “She’ll be staying with me for a while.” “Smart,” his father said. “Don’t let her move back too soon.” The moment they walked inside, Gillian screamed. “It’s OVER!” Wilson grabbed Lily from behind and spun her around dramatically. “Tonight,” he declared, “we celebrate Lily’s survival and Alex’s chaos wizard skills!” Alex laughed tiredly and shook his head. “I’m not clubbing anywhere.” “Same,” Lily said. “Not my thing.” Wilson pulled Gillian aside, whispering loudly:

He took my plate and slowly fed me, occasionally handing me water and patting my hair. It felt as romantic as it felt a little like a parent, and I smiled to myself through the food. When I was done, he cleaned up after me. "So, Hazel.. We couldn't hold the funeral today because of what happened." I gulped. "Oh." "But one good thing happened. Lily is now in the dungeons, under strict guard."

A Deadly Confrontation: The sight of Lily standing there, with that aggravating smile on her lips, triggered a surge of mixed feelings in me. Part of me wanted to run to her and give in to the pull she'd always had on me. But the other part, the one shaped by Alice's steadfast love and support, recoiled at the mere concept. "Lily," I managed to croak out, my voice filled with dread and barely restrained rage. "What are you doing here?" Her eyes glinted with malicious enjoyment as she stepped deeper into the room, briefly focusing on Alice. "Why, I was simply passing by and couldn't resist the urge to check in on my dear Arnold," she murmured, her tone oozing with fake concern. I felt Alice s

He began to mutter inaudible words. "Lest I forget. I have not forgiven you for the offense you committed at school. Now, you have the chance to prove yourself as a changed person by behaving responsibly before I return.” I rose from my seat, grabbing my bag and checking my watch. “Where are you going to, Lily? Are you leaving already?” his voice was shaky and laced with curiosity as he inquired. While I ignored Harry's question, I closed the distance between myself and Bella and spoke loudly. "If Harry misbehaves, I want you to break his legs." I heaved a sigh. “Promised?”