Heartless Elsie Silver Novels & Stories

Taking a deep breath, she placed her palm over her heart. A silver light began to form at the spot she touched and a sharp pain ran through her heart. She winced but did not give up. Slowly and steadily, she pulled out a silvery orb which was the size of her palm. A medium sized pearl lay in her hand, shining under the stars. She placed the pearl on his heart and pushed it. “I, Alya, am seeking the blessings of the sea,” she chanted. “Please save the life of the man I have chosen as my mate.”

a pause “It will soon be over” Will it be over or is the war still going on in our mind and actions? She called a younger girl to attend to me, the younger girl was probably not more than two years above my age. She was quite a striking beauty with a crazy smile that almost drove some people crazy “Elsie” she said extending her hands to me “What’s yours? “Eze” I replied, “Well, you are in safe hands she retorted with a brave force. There was something about her that I had not seen elsewhere, she didn’t seem worried about the war in fact she didn’t seem worried about anything at all. She took my hands calmly which sent these crazy chills in my veins, my heart beat faster with reckless abandon

‘The silver has spread…. Something warm and damp clogged my view. ‘Save her, please.’ Elena was staring at me as though I was the dark whims. But I didn’t care. I need her to save Rose. ‘I’ll do anything you want. Anything. Please….’ I sobbed. ‘Just save her….’ ‘Keithen,’ Ellis muttered. ‘Lay her down. Elena said she’ll handle it.’ ‘But it’s silver… the silver has spread!’ I grabbed Ellis’s hand. ‘What can we do? She’s gonna die! Goddamn it!’

My veins popped on my neck as I tried to scream her name. Her eyes were glowing yellow, shining so much that it made my eyebrows scrunched protecting my eyes. Elsa smirked. While Ruther remains unshaken. These two looked at Elaine like they had witnessed this kind of stuff before. “Now, you will see a Silvermare’s true form,” Elsa proudly declared. Elaine flows with the air. She dances with it. Elaine totally lost will over her own body. The place soon filled with more blazing lights, sparkling magically on the river and any living organism around her.

I joked. "I guess." She laughed lightly despite her evident pain. "What happened to you after Eden went missing?." I returned serious again. "She came to get me herself, and that's when I met Earl, well actually she sold me to him..." Silver said and breathed out shakily. "Sold?." I quirked my brow. "Apparently, because he paid her some huge sum of money in cash the day he took me from her and after that day I never heard from her again." Silver explained.

She turned to me with a serious face. “What happened? One minute you’re here, the next minute you disappear. No message, no call. Nothing.” I took a deep breath. “I went to Silvercrest. There was no network there. They live like it’s the 1500s. No phones, no internet. Just wolves and weird rituals. They wanted us to bond.” Elsie looked at me like I just told her I went to Mars. “I was so worried. I thought something had happened to you.”

"Kael filled that bottle with carbonated beet juice. She’s in for a very purple surprise when she opens it." As the ball reached its peak, the music swelled into a final, triumphant crescendo. Elara leaned into Fenris, her silver ears catching the heartbeat of the mountain. The fear of the village, the lies of Sarah, the terror of the "monster"—it was all gone. She was Elara, the Silver Luna. She had a pack that knitted, a cook who made honey-pastries, and a Beta who had finally found a sorceress who appreciated a good heel-turn.

Her smile says she’s already won. And the third— I suck in a breath. He’s watching me. Not Caleb. Me. His eyes are silver-gray, old and searching. No anger, no hunger. Just… recognition. Caleb feels me tense. “Do you know him?” “No,” I whisper. “But he knows me.” The silver-eyed Alpha steps closer, stopping just at the edge. “Evelyn Hart,” he calls out, his voice clear as daylight. “Daughter of Selene Hart. Bearer of the First Wolf’s mark.”

“Things. I see…I have my mate too. We do things sometimes.” Elara’s head tilted. “Oh, you never mentioned her.” “I have not claimed her yet. She is human though so she does not know what I am or what a mate is.” “And you’re fucking her?” Elara asked, a sympathetic expression on her face. “That must feel horrible.” Silver chuckled bitterly. “Tell me about it. But once this is over, I am going to go serenade her. She is married though so she would have to dump that bald guy–”

Bring her back to me. The spell culminated in its crescendo when the forest held its breath. Silver light cloaked Krishna and pulsed, taking on a faint green glow that flickered from deep within her chest. Her body arched, curving her back like a lightning jolt. Then she screamed.