Lifeless Lucy Novels & Stories

“I came too late, didn’t I, Lucy? “It’s alright. I’ll take you home now.” Gritting my teeth against the pain in my abdomen, I hoisted Lucy onto my back. “Wham!” The pain was so intense that my leg gave out. Lucy slipped from my grasp and hit the ground hard. “I’m sorry, Lucy!” I cried. Sinking to my heels, I tried to get her onto my back again. As I leaned close to Lucy, maggots crawled out of her pale, lifeless ears. The gruesome fact that Lucy was dead stared me right in the face.

"I only pretended last night that you were the Agatha from this world because, in some way, I miss her too." Her voice softened. "But I know there's nothing I can do about it. You're destined to discover this world eventually..." She looked at me. "And you're destined to learn about Agatha." I frowned at her words. I wanted to ask more. But Lucien suddenly emerged from his room again. My eyes widened. I immediately turned away. I hurried toward the kitchen, one hand pressed against my chest because of how rapidly my heart was beating. Shit. What's happening to me?

Lay said, stepping aside. They shuffled in immediately. The children were two girls and one boy. None of them looked older than ten. They walked in, whispering among themselves. "They are... your children?" Lucy chuckled, she shook her head. "Oh heavens, no. They are my grandchildren." "Oh. Okay. So your children are where...?" Layla asked. Lucy smile faded. Her eyes dimmed. "Their mother – our only child – she died in the same accident that..." her voice cut. "...that you survived."

"Once I get into college, I'll work hard to make money so you can have a better life, Lucy!" It was as if I could still hear her voice. However, the truth was that we were separated by life and death. No one knew how I'd felt when collecting Lila's broken body. They also had no idea how I'd gone home and stared dazedly at photos of Lila and my parents. Lila had been murdered, and my parents had died of illnesses. As the police sirens approached, Rachel stopped crying and glared at me evilly. "Just you wait, Lucy. My father and uncle will save me."

Lucy shuttered at the feeling, thinking of being burned or whipped as a child. "Ummm, Lucy, there is something I need to tell you," Ellen whispers nervously. "What's up? besides your wold being gorgeous." "Your mother is alive." "WHAT?" "No, it can't be. Astrid would be able to feel her. Her tether is gone. He is dead." Lucy says, shaking he head. "No, she is alive. A place called the academy took her and killed her wolf when they were experimenting on her. They were after you and Lanie when Lanie's wolf shifted and ran you to safety."

Luna Hale set her plate down before walking over to Willa, who had already gotten up as they embraced, “We didn’t see you last night. We thought you both weren’t attending this year.” “Oh no, we could never miss this.” Willa said in all smiles. “Lucy has been lovely, as always.” She shot Lucy a grateful glance. Wainwright snorted and said, “Yeah. Until you put her on the battlefield.” Gamma Sylvia then joined in with a giggle, “Then, she’ll turn into a monster.” Seeing Lucianne embarrassed with her hands covering her eyes, Juan added, “Let’s give Lucy more credit. She won’t turn into a monster. Lucy has been a monster since we were kids.”

What's the secret you wanted to tell me? Lyra's smile faltered, replaced by a sorrowful expression. "What's wrong?" I asked, concern etching my voice. Lyra's words dropped like a bombshell: "Do you know that you'll lose your mortality as you unlock your power?" My heart skipped a beat, freezing in my chest. "What do you mean?" I stammered, my mind reeling. Lyra's gaze filled with compassion. "As an elemental guardian, you'll become immortal, but at a steep cost. Your humanity will fade, and you'll be bound to the elements forever."

Meanwhile, Lucy had always been using the same one, so my assistant was able to pinpoint her location quickly. Wide, we arrived in a hurry, we found Lucy lying on the floor with a pool of blood beneath her. Meanwhile, there were pieces of broken glass sitting around her. My heart swelled with pain and I ran to hold her. Feeling the heat from my body, Lucy slowly opened her eyes. There was a dead silence in the depths of her eyes. It was as if she had just had a near-death experience. Feeling distressed, I held her tightly in my arms. She tugged at my Sleeve, and murmured: “He is gone, he has left me forever.”

"Zander you go bring the cleaner." It was supposed to be the first day of college for Lucy alas it turned out to be the last day of her life. She would have never thought the beginning of something new will become the end of her entire world. The shameless gang watched her briefly but none efforted to bend down and check her pulse. The blood from her body kept continuously flowing away.

It was, after all, within her. “There is another way,” Lucy appeared before her. Lucy’s face was deathly white, her irises blanched in death, her lips blue. She offered Aislen a bloodied knitting needle. “It hurts like nothing else, but give it a good shove, and you won’t be pregnant anymore.” Aislen danced back from the puddle of blood that formed around Lucy’s feet, dripping down her legs and staining her socks. “They don’t care what happens to us,” Lucy told her, her skin turning black and her body crumbling into dust before Aislen’s eyes, until nothing remained but a sticky pool of blood reflecting her own face back at her.