Lily Blues Novels & Stories

I call in. Lily enters and she’s all dressed up in a dusty blue satin wrap mermaid dress. It has a long slit at the side and no straps. It’s ruched from the cinched waist until the neckline with one side being longer than the other. Her creamy thigh is out on display and she’s wearing ankle-strapped heels that make her legs look sexy. Her hair is slicked back with a middle-part and tied at the back. She has long dangling diamond earrings on her ears and she’s done a neutral matte nude makeup. She looks beautiful.

Blue is my heart, The sea that is held captive, This is destiny's visage, That takes its colour from you. When I stare at the depth of the tiled pond, I feel like I'm staring into you, Even though you are absent. I see your eyes in the color of the universe, I genuflect to you. Blue, blue like the moonlight, Bluer than every blue, I'm speaking of your eyes; those blue mendacities, Oceans of restlessness. I'm sick and tired of being here, of the people in this cerulean world.

“I’m hungry. Let’s get something to eat.” “Ray-” “Not now.” Lily sighed. “How about some Bloody Marys for breakfast?” “How is that breakfast?” “I’ll make sure they’re actually bloody.” Bloody Marys led to a boozy lunch and by afternoon, Ray could feel some guilt sinking in. More than that though, he found himself growing angry. All their promises suddenly felt like empty words, and he could tell he was being even more of a“bluenose” as Lily had called. Even she was getting tired of his grumpiness, though he could tell she was worried.

“You took a lot of wolfsbane darts and you’ve been out for over a day.” I frown, that explains why I’m sore. I look at Lily. “You had a lot of darts in you too.” I say to her. She nods but doesn’t look at me. “Lily?” She shrugs then finally looks at me. Her azure blue eyes connecting with mine and causing me to lose focus on anything else for a moment. “I wasn’t affected.” It takes a moment before what she says sinks in. “You weren’t affected by the wolfsbane?”

Lily exhaled slowly, focusing on the task at hand. The air was thick with the scent of herbs and magic, mingling with Caspian's intoxicating presence. She reached for a vial of shimmering yellow liquid, carefully measuring it into smaller containers. "What's that one for?" Caspian asked, his curiosity evident despite his restraints. "It's a mood enhancer," Lily replied, her voice steadier now. "Helps with anxiety, depression... general emotional balance.”

Lily stared at it, and I could see the fear in her eyes, fear that matched my own. Elena, sensing the hesitation, turned toward Lily and whispered, "It's okay, Lily. I'm scared, too, but this is for Winter." Lily hesitated, but then she took a deep breath, her hand trembling as she reached toward Winter. The moment her hand touched Winter's, it began to glow with an ethereal blue light, even brighter than the green that Elena's hand emitted. The two lights mingled, growing brighter, and before I knew it, the light became blinding—so bright that I could no longer look directly at it.

Lilly said. Harmony looked at the colour palette Lilly had described, a thoughtful expression on her face. "That's an interesting combination, dear. Quite unique, actually. Any particular reason you're drawn to these colours?" Lilly hesitated, unsure how to explain the pull she felt towards this specific palette. The silver and light blue reminded her of the ethereal glow of the Moon Rose, while the splashes of black, grey, and ruby red seemed to represent something deeper, more primal. "I'm not entirely sure," Lilly admitted. "They just... feel right, somehow. Like they're meant to be together."

First of all, she stared at her reflection in the mirror, and realized that the hairs at the back of her head had turned to wavy blue; well, almost all of them. “Oh, shoot!” Lily exclaimed in frustration. “Why do I have to always get into a mess?” She asked herself. Now she would have to think of a convincing lie to tell Christopher again. She also knew that she couldn’t even say this to Don Grander and Emily, because somehow, they would put the damn blame on her. Lily continued to stare at her reflection in the mirror and her mind gradually shifted to the nightmare she just had that made her end up In Christopher’s strong and safe arms. Tears filled Lily’s eyes almost immediately.

What does a hot diva like me do with all these heels when this mirage is over? I didn’t linger on it. Not today. “Okay, sparklebug,” Lily’s voice cut into my thoughts. She stood in the doorway, holding two iced coffees. “You ready to blind the whole office or what?” I spun dramatically, grinning. “Always, darling! The streets ain’t safe when I’m dressed like a literal emerald goddess.” Lily laughed, but… it wasn't the same. There was a flicker of something behind those black eyes. She seemed… smaller today. Like part of her light had been snuffed out.

I looked over to Lily who is also blushing "We are just... I'm just helping her to take her shirt off." Jibee nodded but I didn't miss her and smirked "The food is ready. You need to eat, you need to take your med." she said to Lily ~~ Lily let Jibee and Kevin sleep. While we were eating, Lily kept her mouth shut. I was confused why Lily needed to take medicine. "Uh... Lily?" She looked up to me "Hm?" "Why do you need to take medicine? Are you ill?" "I have a heart problem; I'll die in less than five months if we didn't find my perfect donor."