Lily's Crossing Book Novels & Stories

I told myself I was just passing by but my feet had stopped on their own. Inside, Matthew was awake. He wasn’t just awake, Mathew was sitting up. He was laughing softly, swinging his legs as Lily stood in front of him with her arms folded, pretending to be angry. “I told you to stay still,” she scolded gently. “You’re not allowed to jump around yet.” “But Mama,” he protested, grinning, “I feel good.” Too good. A child had fallen down an entire flight of stairs. I had seen the blood and I had seen him unconscious in Lily’s arms. I had felt the fear claw into my chest like a wild thing.

I broke rule seven on a Wednesday. In my defense, I didn't mean to. Lily had found a book, a small hardcover with a blue spine that she'd pulled from somewhere and was very proudly showing me, except she'd clearly gotten it from somewhere she wasn't supposed to, because when I asked her where she found it she suddenly became very interested in Gerald's ear and stopped making eye contact. "Lily." "Hmm?" "Where did you get the book?" "...Daddy's room."

Harriet was walking along the corridor, going back to her friends, when someone sneaked up from behind her and covered her mouth with his rough palm. She tried wriggling herself into a fight with that person to let her go, but her struggles bore no fruit. She was dragged into a room where she couldn't see anything because her eyes were partially covered and the door was closed behind her. Her heart races, thinking that maybe she was abducted.

Lily grabbed Thomas’s hand as they stepped into the zoo. Her small fingers squeezed tightly, her excitement practically buzzing through her. In her other arm, Sparkles hung limp but present, along for the adventure. “Which way, tour guide?” Thomas asked, his voice light and playful. Lily’s eyes darted across the map posted near the entrance. “Lions!” she announced, her voice clear and confident. Emma smiled, tucking the zoo tickets into her bag. “Lead the way, Captain Lily.”

With every step, the sandals slapped against her feet, revealing her toes. Frederick shook his head. It seemed unlikely she'd attempt to climb in those shoes. Curious, he decided to follow and see how she had entered. Lily reached the wall, turned to glare at Frederick, took a deep breath, and then lay down and crawled out through a dog hole. Frederick nearly choked on his own disbelief. Was this another gem from the "Detective Quick-Start Handbook"? Seeing Lily leave, Frederick felt a wave of relief. Despite her impulsive nature, she had a strong sense of justice. If he could help her, he would.

Chapter 81 After taking a deep breath, they walked into the chamber and found the sacred book flying in the air with a glow. Lily hugged Eric in happiness as he embraced her proudly. Lily stepped forward with Eric, and the book as if it’s a living being it sensed the presence of someone it waited for long time. It directly flew near Lily and fall on her hands. She looked at the book with overwhelming happiness. The book and she started glowing, Eric who was holding her felt the heat.

Lily couldn't believe her eyes as three gigantic wolves surrounded her, she looked around her for a way to escape but she saw nothing. There was no way she could leave as they had surrounded her. They were so big, she couldn't even leave easily. “What are you guys doing?” She yelled. Still, they started to walk closer to her, covering up the space she had left. In the back of Lily’s mind, she thought about Harriet. Where did she get to? The girls said she had come here. There was no way that she would have gone far.

"Lily, it's a nice thought but-" Lily had reached the final page of the book and her face dropped. "No, there has to be something!" "Maybe it is just a fairytale-" "Wait." Lily had let the last page of the book fall and she frowned, staring at the back leather cover. "I need a knife," she murmured to herself and searched her pockets, pulling out a small blade. She then gently sliced along the edge of the back cover, creating an opening. "Fuck me," she whispered and pulled out what looked like an old piece of parchment.

I worried. Iris shook her head, "Somehow, I don't believe that all those bags are just for my dear, sweet niece." "Did she just say niece?" Dolph and Dad nodded darkly. "What are you planting, Mom?" Lilly asked and I couldn't help but sigh. She had the sweetest voice that I had ever heard. "Mom?" Dad muttered. "Is that wolfsbane?" Lilly asked and we froze. "No way" Nik whispered. "I see that you've kept up with your botany studies, Lilly. I hope that you can help my daughter catch up" Iris said.

At seventeen, Damien Delta severed all ties with his best friend. Without a single word or explanation, he cut Harrison Kane, out of his life completely. For years, Damien stayed on the circuit, masterfully calculating his schedule to make sure their paths never crossed. When dodging Harrison became too difficult, Damien quit driving altogether, stepping away from the track to build the cars instead. He thought he was safe behind the scenes. He was wrong. When the Delta empire faces complete ruin, Damien is forced to break his own golden rule. Dragged out of retirement for SLAT—the most prestigious, brutal racing tournament in the world—he has to step back into the driver's seat.  And