Lachrymose Lake Novels & Stories

So, looking up, I called him, which caused him to look at me, but then his phone rang, forcing me to pause. He picked up, and I could tell right away it was Kairos. He wanted to know where he was and Lake told him. They spoke for a moment, and Lake looked up at me apologetically, to which I began to wave it off, assuring him that I did not mind, but I was frozen by the color of his eyes as his gaze drifted, catching on something outside the window. When the sun hit his face, I realized there was something wrong with his eyes. I blinked, leaning forward as I narrowed my eyes. Lake always had green eyes. Bright, vivid green like moss in the spring—striking, memorable. But suddenly they appeare

Some of them even whispered that Kade certainly deserved to be punished. Elder Wesley raised his brows, a faint smirk tugging at his lips. “It is taken from the White Lake,” he answered. “A lake known to be blessed by the Moon Goddess herself.” His eyes narrowed slightly at Kade. “I find it curious that you don’t know such a thing when you are supposed to be the heir.” It sounded almost like mockery, but Kade didn’t react. Instead, he pressed on. “And how can we be sure this so-called sacred water, the one meant to validate our bond, hasn’t been tampered with? I mean, what assurance can you give us?”

The world of eternal night was now trapped beneath the lake’s calm waters. She lay on her back and felt water lap at her fingers and body as she floated along the surface. It was no surprise to her that it was where she had found herself. Leonidas would have placed her within the Moon Lake to affirm her connection to the Goddess. The re-connection needed to be strong. The lake was a direct mirror to the eternal realm and the purest connection to the Goddess and the powers that she bestowed upon the Conduit. She would soon need to retake her vows to finalise the bond and enable all of her abilities.

She had not been able to say goodbye, nor had she been able to talk to Lyle since before they spoke with Christos. Amaris got out of bed and headed to the bathroom. She turned the light on and closed the door. As she walked by the mirror she saw writing on the mirror that simply said 'Sorry'. Amaris froze looking at the mirror. "Anna!" was all she could get out. Anna came running in to the bathroom in a flash. "What? What is it? Mari?" Anna said putting her arms on Amaris'. "He thinks that all of this is his fault." Amaris said. "Is that why I can't feel his emotions? Is he cutting me off?" Anna looked like she was confused. "What do you mean that you can't feel his emotion

she paused and everyone looked at me with confusion. “Rachelle, what are you doing?” Darius approached her but Rachelle was determined on her plan. “This bitch tells that she's the daughter of a lone Lycan, Kiara Cullen. But the truth is, she’s Vishiea Craine who was exiled in this kingdom. She's not the real daughter of Kiara; she was only adopted as soon as she was exiled.” She said and everyone was shocked including Darius. I am lost for words.

Caroline, a she-wolf who has been considered a monster since she was a child, can she break the tragedy spell and find her MATE?

But there I was, the two basically throwing themselves at me, and I was worthy of neither. “A nurse cannot be your Luna.” “But I feel it, Freya,” Damien insisted. “My wolf feels it.” “I’m sorry,” I said as I opened the doors “But your wolf is wrong.” “Freya, wait!” I heard him say, a splash of water from him no doubt getting out of the pool crashing behind me before I closed the door and fled down the hallway. My dress completely soaked, I hoped I wouldn’t see anyone at all, and luckily I didn’t as I slipped into my room, locked the door, and tore my sopping wet clothes off and began to cry.

Although I didn't say anything in response, the manager sat down opposite me and asked curiously, "It looks to me that he wants to pursue you. Aren't you going to consider accepting his advances? He looks like a good werewolf." I rummaged through my bag and retrieved two pills, swallowing them down with my coffee. "No. He's actually my ex-mate. We broke our bond over a decade ago." The manager was momentarily stunned before he scratched his head awkwardly. He then changed the topic to ease the tension in the air. "You must be here to see the sea of irises. The Sacred Crystal Lake is the Moon Goddess' hometown. Many come here to pray to her. Apparently, she has granted many of their wishes. Y

The Alpha had threatened to throw me into whatever Glaciem was if I failed to do his bidding. “Glaciem? Why do you want to know?” She asked, spooning loads of sugar into my oats. I paused, and watched her arrange strawberries on top of it. “Because your Alpha promised to throw me into it if I fail to do what he wants me to do.” Her jaw fell, and she looked at me with something like pity. “Glaciem is a lake.” “A lake? So what makes it terrible? It's acid?” “No. In the day, it is freezing ice, chilling to the bone, but at night, it is scalding hot— hot enough to melt away the flesh on your skin just within seconds of going into it.”

It ran deep, too deep. I didn't know if I should reach for him and comfort him or… “The lake activates whenever a Grathen is close to it. I'd stopped visiting a while ago but I want to show it to you. It's beautiful.” We walked in comfortable silence for a while until we reached a clearing. “We're here.” Aidan said excitedly, his eyes lit up in a way that I had never experienced before. I wished I could reach into my pocket and pull out my phone to save the moment. But that would change the entire vibe.