Lily's Crossing Novels & Stories

With newfound determination, she moved silently across the deck, careful not to attract attention from any crew members who might still be on board. As Lily made her way across the deck, she heard footsteps approaching. Frantically searching for a place to hide, she spotted a small storage room nearby. She quickly slipped inside, pressing herself against the shadows as the footsteps grew louder. Peering through a crack in the door, Lily saw Jake walking past, his face twisted in anger. She held her breath, praying that he wouldn't discover her hiding place. After what felt like an eternity, the footsteps faded, and Lily allowed herself to breathe again.

She kept her head down, walking quickly past the crowd, avoiding eye contact with anyone who might recognize her. As she reached the edge of the forest, Lily hesitated for a moment, glancing back at the city. This was it. Once she crossed into the boundary, there was no turning back. "Goodbye hell" She said. She stepped into the woods and made her way down the road. The path she had mapped out in her head was clear, and she moved swiftly, her senses on high alert. She knew she wasn't entirely safe until she has successfully crossed the border. It was most important.

Lily cupped her face. “I came as soon as Eagle called me.” “Yes, how did you get her phone number?” Lily asked. “I used your phone,” Eagle said. “How are you feeling?” “Like a car ran over me and had fun while he did.” “Was it a he driving?” Alfie asked, stepping forward. “I don’t know. I was crossing the road and I was sure I had enough time to get to the other side, but I think the car sped up.” Lily groaned.

"You sound exactly like your grandfather when you talk like that—always soothing the tempest. Storms, however, don't appreciate verse. And time… time never makes promises. On the other side of the room, Lily rose up from the rug where she'd been sitting next to Helena. She moved towards the window, her arms folded across her chest as she stared out. Moonlight streamed through the window, illuminating her skin in silver hues. The trees in the garden creaked softly in the breeze.

She snapped her tail like a whip, cracking the stone figure in the head, shattering it into fluttering butterflies. "Cute." Lily navigated the maze. Every few turns, a new stone guardian sprang from the shadows, and Lily quickly dispatched each one, her tail shattering them with relative ease. The maze itself was intricate, but Lily was far too curious to simply fly over the top. Mike had spent his time mastering the Dreamscape, but to what end?

I think that as I get out of the elevator but stop in my tracks as I see Lily's back. I am 6 feet tall and even in heels Lily's reaches my neck but she still looks tall without it. She is neither too slim or fat. She is in prefect shape with prominent cheek on oval shape face and heart shaped lips. She has figure with curves on right places. And that curves are on perfect display because of the outfit she wore today. She has on tight black full sleeve top with red pencil skirt and black heels. Her hairs are open but as she turn slightly I see she has braided little strands on front.

They spun as one, guns raised, flashlights cutting through the rain. Lily stepped out from behind a thick tree, covered in mud and blood, the puppy still clutched tightly in her arms. Her eyes were wild but focused, ancient in a way that made Cedric’s chest ache with both love and heartbreak. “They’re everywhere,” she whispered. “In the trees. In the dark. They won’t stop coming.”

On the night she returned from the cemetery, Lily sat in her studio, staring at the moon. She had just spoken to her mother's grave—about how she would remember the sins of them all. But fate, it seemed, would not allow her to remain a mere observer. "Don't kill me! Please!" The cry of a small child cut through the estate's nightly silence. Lily put down her brush and looked from her studio window down into the courtyard. Two black-robed elders were dragging a little girl, who looked no older than six, toward the execution block.

The office was mostly quiet so I could hear them laugh in there, doing whatever women do in a ladies room. A short time before six Lilly left the room and left a large bag by her desk. She was wearing a gorgeous dress, way too classy for some deli-boy. I could see the red on her lips from the lipstick she wore. Her long blonde hair, which usually is up in a tight hairdo, was loose and fell in soft waves down her back.

Jessy asked as she looked around her which was so different from his world. Several wolves came near Jessy. Roaring right in front of him, Jessy took the wood then used it as a shield from him. "Help! Help me," Jessy shouted. A man came closer to Jessy then grabbed the girl's hand. "Follow me to stay away from them? You're crossing royal boundaries." Jessy just went with the guy. The man in simple clothes pulled his hand to run and get away from there. "Where I am ? Can you tell me? Why are there so many wolves here?"