Is Lucy Gray Alive Novels & Stories

He hesitated. Then he said quietly, “We just got news.” My chest tightened. “About what?” He looked at Adrian. Adrian walked closer. His voice was low. “Lucy is dead.” The world suddenly felt quiet. I stared at him. “…What?” Caleb spoke gently. “She died in the forest.” My heart sank. Lucy. Even after everything… even after the ritual… even after the conflict… She didn’t deserve that. “And Rowan?” I asked.

Lucy was alive, she didn't kill herself. Lucy slowly twisted the key in the keyhole and opened the door, to find a slightly sweaty Carlos staring back at her. "Is everything fine?" She asked in concern. Carlos gulped a little, before saying, "yes. I actually thought you were dead." He said jokingly, and Lucy gave him a small smile, shaking at him. He was unbelievable. "So, why are you here? Is...Darren around?" She slowly asked, staring out of the door. Carlos nodded his head and Lucy stared down for a second before looking back at him.

"Try calling him again. He would be glad to know that Lucy is alive" "Just drive, just drive please" Ethel told him and dialed Tyler's contact again. The phone rang and this time, he picked up the call. "Hello" his voice was low and without life. "Lucy is alive" Ethel said the first words that would push life inside of him. "Alive? She is alive? Where is she? Where are you all?" His voice suddenly regained life. "She is at the popular store near my family home, she is at the drugs section. We are on our way there" she replied.

She closed her fist around it, heart twisting. He couldn’t be dead. Not like this. Footsteps sounded behind her. She spun, heart in her throat, ready for another enemy. But it wasn’t the man in gray. It was Lucia. She limped into view, pale, soaked, one sleeve burned and torn. “You’re alive,” she said hoarsely. “So are you.” “Barely.” Lucia’s eyes flicked toward the dark water. “He went under. I tried to reach him, but the current—”

“I’m fine.” Lucy was about to walk past, but then Gray remarks, “How did you like the present during the event?”. “Was it up to your preference?”. He was grinning a bit also. Lucy glanced back at him with an serious face. “What do you mean?”. Gray chuckled. “You forgot all about the missing delivery because of the scandal that happened when your husband was spotted with that girl.” “But, all of it was a stage and you all were acting as the puppets in my show.”

"Elijah Gray is not my brother, Felicity. He is the one who saved me from the dead, one year ago. And I am really Luciana Edith." Lucia paused her words for a moment, and immediately knocked Felicity's body away from her with a great deal of force there. It instantly caused Felicity a great deal of pain, and she coughed, as she pressed against her neck, which felt very stiff, and her breathing, which felt very labored.

"We know. We're investigating who might have hired her." "And Lucy? Where is she?" "Recovering in our medical ward. She was injured but she'll survive." Sarah's expression softened slightly. "I want to see her. Make sure she's truly okay." I led Sarah to Lucy's room. When Lucy saw her, relief flooded her face. "Alpha Sarah. I'm sorry about Daniel. He died protecting me." "He died doing his duty. There's no shame in that." Sarah sat beside the bed. "But I need to know everything. What happened? Who took you?"

"We have a Silas Devant at 10." I nodded against her throat. "What's his complaint?" "Get this, Gremlins." I barked a laugh. "Gremlins? That's different." "That's the claim," Lucy replied. "Now, let's help him." Our lives were completely different now. Playing dead. Leaving everything behind to work in London. As far as everyone knew, we died in the cave-in.

“So, Lucia is close to your wife, huh? I wonder what she felt when she saw me. A lot of people said that I look like Jane Moore, which I actually agreed to the moment I searched up her face online…” I did not want this conversation to end this fast. I at least needed to know more before leaving this room. I hated the feeling of being confused whether Gray was telling me the truth or not, but as long as he was telling me something about his family, then I guess I could bear staying with him for a little longer. “Actually, she kept telling me that you were alive the first time she saw you. She wasn’t aware that Serena Ambers and Jane Moore weren’t the same. I understand her. I was just as conf

He could still feel the ghost of her pulse against his fingertips. He told himself it was the mark reacting to proximity. He didn’t believe himself. The door behind him opened. He didn’t have to turn to know who it was. “Enjoying the weather?” Helena’s voice slid into the air, calm and unbothered. Lucien pocketed his phone. “You were at Elaris General.” A pause. “I see the reports reach you quickly.” “You signed Case Gray.” “I did what was necessary.” His jaw tightened. “You burned a woman alive.”