Lily Can You See My Heart Novels & Stories

She turned to Maya, concern etched on her face. "So, both Makin brothers asked you for a serious romantic relationship," Lily began, her voice filled with concern. "Which of the Makin brothers does your heart truly yearn for then?" Maya sank into the couch, her mind overwhelmed with thoughts and emotions. She gazed at Lily, her eyes reflecting her uncertainties. "I must confess," Maya whispered, her voice trembling. "Both of them hold a special place in my heart, and I cannot deny the deep connection I feel with each one."

“Look, I know things have been tough with the twins, but something feels off. You’ve been acting weird.” Lily sighed, leaning back against the tree they sat under. “It’s not just them,” she admitted. “There’s… something else.” Maya frowned. “What do you mean?” she asked almost immediately. Lily hesitated, unsure if she should even bring it up. She didn’t want to sound paranoid, but the feeling of fear had been in her mind for days. Finally, she decided to tell Maya about the person she’d seen outside her window. “I think someone’s been watching me,” Lily whispered. “A few nights ago, I saw someone standing by the trees outside my house. They were just… there, watching. And then they disappea

I can hear them now, low and muffled, like his feet are sinking into something I can’t see. “Lily,” he says, and the name curls in the air, familiar but… off. Like a favorite song slowed until you can hear the teeth in the gears. “Come closer.” I want to. God help me, some stupid, soft part of me wants to. But my arm—my left one—has already gone cold, the skin tight, the veins in it glowing faint blue. The Garden’s been feeding me warnings through it ever since the corruption flared. It wants him destroyed. It wants me to be the blade.

“You don’t sound happy about it.” “I’m not,” Lily admitted softly. “I—I didn’t mean to spy on them. I was just walking by, and I saw them through the window. They looked so… comfortable together. His hand was on hers at one point.” She stopped, biting her lip hard. “It felt wrong.” Maya blinked, then sighed. “Lily, please tell me you didn’t stand there watching them.” “I did,” Lily confessed, guilt rising in her throat. “I couldn’t move. I don’t even know why. I just… froze and the longer I watched, the worse it felt. Like I was seeing something I shouldn’t.”

Like strawberry and something I couldn’t quite place my finger on. “Excellent,” Lily answered, but her voice had turned a little high-pitched, and her heart was beating so loud I could hear it. Or it was my heartbeat I was hearing. I didn’t know, and I didn’t care.

Lily couldn't stop staring at this guy, she could almost hear her heart beating so loud like it was about to explode "Do you mind if kiss you?" Leonardo asked "What?" "Your lips look inviting" Leonardo smiled "Ohh, well.... umm....." Lily didn't know what to say, the storm of emotion within her right now was making her confused "I can kiss you right?" Leonardo asked and Lily slowly nodded He slowly moved his face towards Lily's and she could feel his hot breath on her face and smell the sweet fragrance of his cologne Lily's heart beats faster than before and she closed her eyes

“Oh, Lily. Love isn’t a contest. It’s not about who came from where. It’s about who lives in my heart. And you—you were there before Jordan was even born.” She sniffled, staring up at me. “But you look at him more... and you laugh more with him...” I touched her cheek. “Sometimes little babies take up a lot of time, and sometimes people laugh when they’re nervous or tired. But you... you’re not invisible to me, Lily.” Her eyes brimmed again. “But you didn’t see me today.” “I saw you,” I said, voice breaking. “I saw how you looked when you saw him. I saw your heart breaking. I just didn’t get to you in time.”

"I don't care about their proof. I don't care about their law. Let them hunt." "I do care," Lily said. She stepped into his space, her hand resting on his chest, feeling the steady, rhythmic thump of his heart—a heart that was finally, truly alive. "Because I don't want to spend the rest of our lives looking over our shoulders. I don't want to live in the shadows, waiting for the knock on the door."

Knowing that this was it, her one chance to make it right, Lily spoke the words that seared across her heart. “Because I love you.” Rhye was centuries old.He’d watched nations rise and fall. He’d witnessed plagues, fire, and war sweep around the world, decimating everything in its path. He’d endured torture and bloody battles that would turn any demon’s stomach.But nothing had shattered him.Not until Lily breathed those soft words.His powers faltered, shredding his protective shadows and lowering his icy barriers to allow the full force of Lily’s presence to slam into him.With a soft groan, he savored the sweet vanilla strawberry scent of her shampoo that washed over him.

Lily walked up to the counter, grabbed a glass, and filled it with water. "It's not like what you see," I said right away. I feel so embarrassed; I just wish the ground would swallow me up right now. "No. Don't say that." Lily walked towards me, her smile broad, yet it failed to reach her eyes. She held my hand. "I'm so happy to see it. I can see from the way he's looking at you that he really loves you, Clara." Lily settled herself onto the kitchen counter. Despite her injured shoulder, she moves with ease.