Lifeless Lucy Novels & Stories

Aiden’s father stood beside her, silent but supportive, his face was a mask of controlled rage. And then Lucy arrived. The sight of her nearly broke me. She looked... lifeless. Thin, gaunt, her skin was pale, her eyes was vacant like a broken robot. She barely resembled the vibrant woman I had once known. The entire pack fell silent as she stepped inside. No words were spoken. She didn’t say a thing to anyone. It was an emotional moment. Tears filled my eyes as I watched her walk by, supported by two warriors. The whole family surrounded her, trying to comfort her, but Lucy didn’t react.

Fifteen minute later, the table was set, then she called the men to the table, and then they all take the breakfast together. **************************** Lucy left the house while the Adult were making their plans on how to bury Alexis, Lucy had lost all of her sanity all because of Alexis, thus because of Alexis, Lucy doesn't care if the whole world was buried under water, in as much Alexis was also buried along with it as well.

I didn’t wait for another word. “Lucy, we have to go,” I barked, already grabbing my keys. My pulse was a relentless roar in my ears as we sprinted to the car. The night city lights blurred past us in streaks of red and gold, but all I could see was Luna—pale, lifeless, struggling to breathe. Lucy sat beside me, pale and silent, her hand trembling in mine. “Jimmy,” she whispered, her voice breaking. “Who would do this to her? She hasn’t hurt anyone.”

Lillian asked, completely confused, “No. Sarah is Lucien’s mate.” “Wrong,” Lucy said, walking to the table and pouring herself a glass of wine. She was too shocked to see Nyssa, she had dropped her glass by mistake. Her hand trembled slightly, “Sarah never was. That girl in the red gown- that’s Lucien's chosen mate by the goddess”. “Huh?” Lucy turned to Lillian with furrowed brows as she said, “She’s supposed to be dead.” “I wonder…” The last sentence, she whispered it to herself alone.

He glanced briefly at Lucy as she entered, then turned back to his shirt. “Vick,” Lucy called softly. “I want us to move.” Vicktor turned to her abruptly, disbelief flashing in his eyes. “What?” His brows shot up. “Move? Why all of a sudden?” Lucy bit her lip. “I just… I’m tired of living here.” But that wasn’t the truth. Every time she walked past the backyard, the image of the swimming pool haunted her again—those dark memories of the night that took someone’s life.

"Sir, Madam is missing. We checked every camera. There's no sign of her leaving. We pulled a decomposed body from the lake, but it's unrecognizable." Lucy couldn't hide the satisfaction in her voice. "If that bitch jumped into the river and died, good riddance. Hurry up and cremate the body. Scatter the ashes wherever you like. Just don't bring them back home." She hung up, already envisioning the life ahead of her—one filled with wealth and prestige.

The rumors had exploded like wildfire, and I had no idea who lit the match. "Lucy is infertile." "She used Derek to try and stay relevant now that Alpha Ellison’s losing interest." "Bet she doesn’t even have a wolf—how did she get this far anyway?" I tried to hold my head high, to walk past the servants and nobles and guests with my chin up, my steps confident. But every whisper felt like a blade. And then came the worst part. Pictures.

Luna replied cruelly. Lucy gasped with shock. Cyrus, Scott, and Sylvia winced at the harsh truth. They already know that. But they felt sorry for Lucy, who looked crestfallen. "Mom?" Lucy is crying uncontrollably now. "Shut up, you fat mutt. All you do is eat and sleep. It saves a lot of food if I kill you today," Luna snapped at Lucy. Suddenly, the pill inside Luna cracked open, and it started to act.

So, for now, he could only go with them and try to get them to take him to Obscura and avoid causing any trouble along the way. Adrian followed John and his crew to the control room. After they left, there were cheers from the deck. "Lucy! Are you awake?" Larissa knelt beside Lucy, looking down at the awakened girl in concern. Lucy opened her eyes as if she had just had a strange dream. In it, she was dead and was falling to the bottom of the sea. But then someone rising from the water’s depths pulled her back to the surface. She looked around, still feeling a little dazed. After a few seconds, Lucy understood what had happened.

Lucy barked at the maid, who quickly scurried away to the room beside that one. "Lucy, we didn't see you there," Jessica let out. "What happened? Why are you looking so pissed?" "I don't know, Jessica," Lucy threw her hands above her head in frustration. "Maybe it's because I just walked in to hear you make a promise to this grieving woman that I know you probably won't be able to keep. Or maybe it's the fact that you used your title to get my sister to agree to cast a resurrection spell."