Lily Moon Harry Potter Novels & Stories

“Listen to these excerpts that I got from the ninety-seven-year-old.” Clayton closed his eyes to absorbed what Lily will about to say. “Oh, wolf less child, you are eternal, an unfading flower,” Lily read softly, her voice soothing and calm. “The strength that you hold and the gift you have is your power. Born under the full red moon, you will be hard to mark, for you shall choose the one for your heart.” “Isn’t a blood moon a bad omen?” Liam questioned. "I distinctively remembered that we were told to make some noise during that phase while the adults were howling towards it. There was even no transformation ceremony that time."

It’s been a couple of weeks. “Lily, why are you awake? It’s too early for you to be up for training.” I don’t say anything. “Lily?” Aolis’s voice gets soft in a way he knows I have a hard time avoiding. “I couldn’t sleep, so I finally let Hera go for a run. We met GoldMoon who apparently is magical enough to mind link with us.” Now it’s his turn to be silent. “Aolis?” “GoldMoon mind linked you?” “She did. She told me her name, that she is the Ceryneian Hind and that she is one of the protectors of the forest.”

I frown and bite the inside of my cheek. “Oh dear…no wolf would accept you! Especially with those purple eyes of yours. You don’t even look like one of us, so don’t think that there is even a possibility that your status will change!” “The Moon Goddess despises half-breeds like you! You’ll never get a mate!” Lily shouts, earning a small smirk from her mother. “My daughter is fated to be a mate with Sebastian. She will be our future Luna Queen!” Harper claps her hands together. Lily proudly smiles and tosses her hair over her shoulder.

We could not afford to waste any more time. Lily’s eyes widened, flickering nervously between Mrs. McAllister and us. “I’ve already shared everything I know. You even used that witchy stuff on me. What more do you want to know?” she cautiously inquired, the scent of her fear lingering in the air. “Anything else? His name? His manner of speaking? Did he possess any distinguishing features?” I probed, hoping to extract additional details. “No, Aarya... I mean Luna,” Lily murmured, her gaze avoiding direct contact with mine. Since our last encounter, she seemed subdued, a fraction of the defiant and disrespectful woman she once was.

“On the Full Moon tomorrow night. If there’s no gathering, I guess we can bring some offerings for the Moon Goddess.” “To the spring?” He chuckled. “Now, who believes the tale?” I couldn’t say that my mom actually experienced an encounter with the Moon Goddess, but it wasn’t hard to entertain Elliott. “So, are you coming or not?” I asked him again. “Of course,” he replied. “Hey, don’t you have that homecoming party or something tonight?” “Yes, in fact, I’m currently doing a bad job as a committee,” I grimaced while looking at Olive who already had her arms propped on her waist with eyes glued to my phone.

Lily turned to look at Logan and then said with a light voice, “ Don’t joke around.” She could not go to the pack hall especially when half of her memories were missing. “ Hmm? You don’t want to? I thought that given you were so excited to step out yesterday, you might want to go to the pack hall,” stated Logan as he strolled towards Lily with a lazy demeanour. He came to a stop next to her and then pinched her cheeks before sneering, “ Do you even know what kind of mess you have created for me? Elder Hopkins now believes that the Moon Goddess was giving him a sign and he thinks that you will be waking up soon.”

“You’ve saved me from sleepless nights.” She stood and moved toward the door— Then stopped. Slowly, she turned back and sat down again. The healer frowned slightly. “Is something else troubling you, my Luna?” Lyria hesitated, then lowered her voice. “There is… another matter,” she said carefully. “I need your help.” The healer leaned forward. “Go on.” Lyria swallowed. “I need something that can be mixed into food,” she said quietly, “something that can kill quickly… without leaving any trace.”

Meaning Lily is the rightful heir of the Mingle International Company. "Oh, this is why Mr Mingle didn't approve of Derrick and Lily's relationship because he didn't want Lily to find out," Rosy thought still staring at the image on her phone screen. "I could make some money out of this," she thought knowing how badly Mr Mingle needed the document and with a smile plastered on her face, she sent Lyla a location and time for a meet-up. At Derry's apartment, Lyla was sitting on her bed drinking her juice when her phone buzzed. She smiled knowing Rosy had sent her a location for their meeting. She checked and smiled. She looked at her watch and she had two hours to meet up with Rosy.

Silvie said so sincerely. I began laughing like a mad woman. It was uncontrollable and I could hardly catch my breath. “I don’t see anything funny. I am being serious Nikki, when the next Blood Moon comes and you go to the ball, you and Frankie are going to be mates and you’ll be the next Luna.” Silvie said with total sincerity and a bit of pout in her tone.

Her eyes were begging not to leave her alone. “Wait up! Where are you going?” Talon looked into her eyes, he knows that she will be going to tell him something so he waited for her mouth to utter words. He raised his right brow waiting for Lily to talk. “I-I would like to say thank you and by the way no more keeping secrets, I am Princess Lilliana of the west giving you this...” Lily lends her amulet with a symbol of the full moon as its pendant to Talon. “...as a sign of our friendship,” she said while smiling. A friend, they can be good friends if happened that both of their worlds don't have walls. A strong wall that separates them from each one. Being normal and being a mage is a tough t