Lilith Aensland Novels & Stories

"Oh. I forgot to introduce myself. Apology, my Lady. My name is Lilith. Not the Lilith that you know in the human bible by the way. Just Lilith of the Blue Moon Pack. It was an honor to finally meet you in person." "My Lady, is everything all right?" One of Melissa's security guards needles between us. He stepped in between Melissa and Lilith. Lilith smiled. "Don't worry, gentlemen. We are just talking here, right Nathan?" Upon seeing her eyes, all I could see was utter darkness. Bitterness. I don't how Lilith got those attitudes but she was the worst female half-human and half-wolf I've ever met. "So, I guess you are the bully of this school, huh? Trouble-maker. Attention seeker. And the ki

" Ariella said with emotion, clenching her fist while peering into the eyes of her audience. The turn of this story was making Malachi's skin cold, and his hands tightened in his lap. "So Lilith set out, across hill and country, river and forest, pick-pocketing, hitch-hiking, lying and thieving to make her way. Nothing could stop her on her quest, not even the weakness that crept into her bones and muscles faster than her lungs could pump oxygen through her veins. She was dying, and running out of time. "One night, on the side of a dusty road, she crept silently towards a sleeping man and managed to grab his coins from his hip pocket. She had his silver sword in her hands when he awoke, and

~NORA~ "Well, something caught my interest." She said as her face flushed with shades of pink. I knew that look—she found something that caught her interest. I could not help but wonder who it was. If it happened to be someone I knew, "..so back to our conversation, what's your dream? What was it all about?" Lilith asked. "I've been having strange nightmares about a black dragon plunging his claws into my heart and sometimes his fangs directly below my ears," I explained to her as she concentrated on me.

The air smelled too clean, the sheets were too soft, and everything reminded me that I didn’t fit. Suddenly, a gentle knock on the door broke the silence. I bolted upright. My heart skipped. “Kael?” The door creaked open, it was Lilith. "Are you disappointed?” she asked, stepping inside without waiting for an invitation. She looked around like she was trying to memorize every luxurious inch of my temporary prison. “I thought you were someone else.” “Clearly.” She sat on the edge of the chaise lounge, smoothing her perfect curls behind one shoulder. “You know, Aria, I used to pity you. Now I think you might be the most dangerous girl I’ve ever met.”

Lily's POV: My breath hitched as I stared at the car, my heart hammering in my chest. Slowly, my wide eyes traveled up to the driver’s seat. “What the hell!” I muttered under my breath before slamming my palms against the car’s hood. The driver didn’t respond. Instead, the car reversed a few feet, then sped past me as if nothing had happened. Without thinking, I bent down, grabbed a stone from the pavement, and hurled it at the car’s rear window.

She tried to reach Astrid with her hand, and I pushed her hand away violently. “Don’t you dare touch Astrid,” I shouted at Lilith, who didn’t look scared. She just blinked, looking unbothered and not worried at all by everything that was happening. “I won’t touch her, at least not now, because she is still too fragile.” Lilith Said. “What do you want from us?” I demanded, and she gave me a calm, soft reply that was so strange. She raised her empty hand, and light shone softly between her fingers.

"You know why I'm here, Michael. Have you been able to convince her to give you the entirety of her trust fund?" She was referring to Lyla's trust fund. We had a lot of plans with that amount of money. Lyla kept on saying that the money would be kept for our future children, but there was nothing like future children. I knew she was barren. Or more specifically, I knew that Kendra had made her barren by the little drugs she slipped into her food for the past six years. It would be hard for Lyla to conceive which means that I have to get the entire money from her.

She had always minded her business, and her roommate was the only friend she had— Titi had been a ghost, even while alive. When her roommate returned from an all night study at the school library, she didn't find Titi sleeping like she would normally do, after reading through the night. She found a scene that looked like a gothic art installation. Titi was slumped over their wooden reading desk, her cheek resting against an open textbook as if she had simply grown tired of studying. But the dark crimson, sluggish pool spreading across the white pages of Introduction to Social Psychology told a different story. The most chilling part wasn't the body. It was the vanity mirror hung on the wall.

There were two older witches next to her one female and one male they both had peircing blue eyes and grey hair they looked to be siblings. My eyes moved on to the five members of the werewolf council. There was four males, two who looked to be in their late twenties and two who looked to be in their thirties. The woman caught my attention because she was built like a amazon and looked just as wild and beautiful. She looked back at me with her hazel eyes and winked giving me a smile and a small nod. I smiled back as Celeste ushered me forward. I could feel everyone watching me intensely, but as Celeste told me I did not bow my head I raised my chin and smiled introducing myself, "Hello, I am