Lily Loud Novels & Stories

"The doctor is helping." Lily looked at Riya. "Hi Riya." Riya forced a smile. "Hi, Lily. You scared us." Lily nodded. "I saw it. In my dream." Ethan froze. "What did you see?" "The red Moon." Lily whispered. "And the tower. In London. And the kids in the water. And you. You were hurt." Ethan and Riya looked at each other. "You saw London?" Riya asked carefully. Lily nodded. "And I heard them. The bad people. They were singing."

"Wow, she smiled I love it come on lily smile again please please!!" "Betty, don't you have something to do?" "Like what? mom?" "Reading your books??" "Lily you're no fun at all" "..." "Yea always reading this reading that then you're on your computer than books again" "Come on light up for once" "Mm Okay" "Gosh you are so boring" "...." "Hehe just joking," she said as she left "..." lily was confused "You've read enough lily!" she was frustrated that lily was back to her books again

a loud voice calls over the music. I turn to see Lily, she waves at me to come over. “Wow, Lil” I looked at her with appreciation. “you look beautiful” she wears a cream dress with large red flowers on it, her hair falls over her shoulders in soft waves, eyes shone with delight. She pulls me into her arms and hugs me tight. Like she hasn’t seen me in days, and she hasn’t, but it's not her fault. How can I fault her when she’s so happy?

Davis take care of his son. My eyes burn from the acid-like tears forming at the base of my eyelashes. My vision blurs as the tears appear. But, I don't let them shed. I don't let a single one trail down my face. I don't give my body the satisfaction of making me cry. "And who are you," The officer with the name tag saying Reynolds asks? "My name is Lily, Officer Reynolds," I reply. "Are you Lily Green? The girl from the I*******m egging video that was posted yesterday?"

Theodore There’s something about Lily Thompson that ruins a man quietly. It’s not just her face, though God knows she has the kind that sticks in your mind long after she’s gone. It’s not just her laugh either, sharp and unexpected, like she’s surprised herself every time it slips out. It’s the fire. The way she walks into a room like she’s already bracing for a fight. The way her chin tips up when the world tries to crush her down. She looks fragile at first glance—but stand too close, and you realize she’s made of iron.

Lily I tried my best to hold back tears by blinking, when the slap from my mom landed on my skinny face. There was a hush in the hall. Even though my eyes were fixed to the ground, I knew that everyone was watching me. When I finally plucked up, slowly lifted my head, I stared into the cold piercing gaze of my mother. She looked at me like I was an outcast instead of her own daughter. "Why did you mix the wrong drink for your sister, Lily?" she growled at me, voice as sharp as the tip of an ice shard. "Are you trying to get your sister killed?"

The NERVE? Before she could get her comeback game together—something snappy like "I was admiring the tattoo on your stupidity"—Lily chose violence. Bless her nosy little heart. Lily looked up from her phone with that "Ooh, y'all up to something nasty" sparkle in her eye. "What are you two talking about?" she asked, all sing-song and nosy like she was hosting a talk show. Deja's heart said bloop and dropped to her feet. Her brain was glitching like a bad Wi-Fi signal. She turned to Ren with a glare that said, "You better fix it before I fake a medical emergency right here."

She looked at the camera with an eerie smile on her face. She smiled exactly like the hugging bear in her arms. I jumped in fright and smacked the hugging bear away from her. Lily went into a panic as she nervously picked up the hugging bear. Her eyes turned red as she pointed at me accusingly. "I hate you, Mommy!" Even my husband, Gavin, thought I was blowing this up. "It's just a doll. If Lily likes it, let her have it." Was I being too dramatic about this?

she exclaimed, hugging her tightly. Lily lifted her up, twirling her around. "Hey, baby! How was your day? What did you do today?" she asked, showering her with kisses. Lorry thought for a moment before responding, "Blocks." Lily chuckled. "Blocks, huh? Did you build a castle?" Lorry nodded solemnly. "Yes, for the princess." Lily's eyes sparkled. "Oh, I love princesses! What's the princess's name?"

Lily didn't sleep. She lay as silent as the dark until the sky turned pale blue. Lily's eyes were open long before the rest of Fireflies Pack awoke. The park sounded different this morning than other mornings; not just because of all of the machines, but because of more people. The sound of a rolling cart echoed from somewhere beneath. Laughter that was too loud. Pipes shifting within the walls of the building as if the building itself was expanding. Lily watched the ceiling for what felt like hours, until she finally chose her path. She wouldn’t tell Dylan.