Novel & Cerita Lily's Crossing

I looked up. Lily was heading to a location on the far side of the river from me. We were both on the outer edges of the bridge but with Lily on the west side and me on the east, with the central span stretching between us. The distance was maybe fifteen meters. Close enough to see each other clearly. Far enough apart that no one could cross to the other woman in time to do anything about what was about to happen. But Lily wasn't standing on a platform. She was suspended.

Alexander forwarded his location to her shortly after. Sure enough, Lily pinpointed the location at a small village where she had traced his signal before. She could not go back to sleep and went to wash her face with cold water before changing her clothes. When she saw it was bright outside, she did not bother bringing the driver or a bodyguard. In her mind, their skills were not as good as hers. It would attract more attention if she brought too many people with her. So, she drove the car that she rarely used and quietly cruised out of Kingsland into the nearby village.

Her hand rests over her belly. Lira sees it. Her own hand twitches once, then stills. Lily looks fragile in the smoke and moonlight, but not weak. Her hair is damp from mist. Her face has no color left. Still, she walks forward until the space between her and Lira is small enough to matter. No one speaks. The last wolf has risen from the mud. No one cheers. No one bows. For a moment, freedom looks exactly like fear. Then Lily lifts her chin.

Lily “What a beautiful night… It’s truly beautiful,” Lily comments calmly. “Come on, we have to find somewhere we can get transportation or hide until Nick comes for us.” Distracted for a moment by my sister, I move toward the street, trying to figure out which way we should go, leaving Eva standing there looking at the Moon, as if that beautiful night is giving her the calm she lost because of those damned creatures that came to attack us. “Lily?” Eva suddenly asks, her voice choked.

Justin had continued to console Lily, she felt a little better and had asked him to go home as he was still preparing for graduation which was in two days. *** The past two days have been a war for Lily. She felt so lost but she knew she had to push through. She had constantly called to check up on her Mama and today she was sure that she would see her to get more information about the burial. Lily had developed the courage to feel good about her graduation, her results had come out pretty great and she was sure Mr. Holland would want her to be happy she achieved that. It’s just sad that he didn't witness this with her.

She stood up and looked down to the field of flowers for one last time before it turned dark, there was a man in the field, right in front of her, he was plucking flowers. Lily stared at him for a while before realising something, she looked behind and saw a couple of things like a jug of water, a glass, a pill box. She opened the pill box and picked up one of the blister pack. She opened the window and thankfully, it wasn't locked, it was big enough for her to climb down but unfortunately she couldn't.

And Lily kept circling. Then it happened. Lily “accidentally” dropped her pen, right by my feet. She bent to pick it up, grazing my leg with her shoulder. When she stood up, her hand lingered on my arm. The blonde raised a brow and stepped away with a huff. I turned to Lily. “You didn’t have to do that.” “Do what?” she said sweetly, flipping her hair. “You know exactly what.” She smirked. “Maybe I just didn’t want her distracting you from work.”

Her eokay strayed to the row of palms swaying down by the shore and then across the glittering sea. “It’s true,” Rose said in summary, and Lily expected her to move on to something else. But Rose’s expression remained serious, and her eokay landed right on Lily’s locket. “But I wonder whether Moira had her sights on yet another prize.” Five seconds ticked by, and then another five. Lily was slorry by the urge to hide her locket, but she forced herself to cup it in her hand instead. “This?” she questioned in a shaky sound. Rose agreed. “That.” “But it’s just a locket,” Lily protested. Rose arched one thin eyebrow. “Is it?”

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she squeaked, her eyes looking as if she was staring into headlights. “I’d like to speak to my son and I think your parents might be worried about you. Seeing that after the whole war and your disappearance, they might be too happy with you here” Lily nodded and moved off of the bed, looking really awkward. “Bye Felix” she said, giving me a short wave. It was like we had done something completely wrong. But we hadn’t. We definitely hadn’t. We hadn’t even mated with one another. I grabbed hold of her wrist, pulling her back.