Lily The Little Mermaid Fanfiction Novels & Stories

Relief nearly dropped me to my knees. I’m here, sweetheart. The bad man says you’re coming. I am. Don’t. My eyes opened. Logan saw my face. “What?” “She told me not to come.” Jeremy swallowed. Of course she did. Lily was five years old, kidnapped by monsters, sitting beside an injured wolf, and somehow she was worried about me. I closed my eyes again. I’m coming to get you. He wants your magic. I know. There was a pause. Then Lily whispered something that made every hair on my arms rise.

"I love you, Mira." "I love you too." The days passed slowly. Rex healed. Lily never left his side. She read him stories. She sang him songs. She told him about Anna. "Anna was very pretty," Lily said. "She had green eyes. Like Mira. Like me." "What else?" "She was kind. She was brave. She was not afraid of anything." "That sounds like you." Lily shook her head. "I am afraid of lots of things." "Like what?"

I could feel the fury in her voice. "O.M.G," One of them exclaimed. I guess it had to be Summer. "I can't do anything again. I wonder why he cares about that girl after she has humiliated him…" "You think she cast a spell on him?" Lily, whose voice I quite recognized, asked. "Maybe she's a witch!" Lily said without waiting for anyone to answer her question. "And maybe…Rylan has been trapped, so he now loves her…" "Shut up, GINGER!" Trixie bawled, almost making me quiver.

“I’ll join you on the rink.” Lily slaps me lightly on the hand. “Don’t be wicked, Era.” Her voice is cold, but I can hear the hint of a joke in it. Then she turns towards them and bows. “I’m Lily.” Her voice is low and seductive. “I’m Sierra’s best friend.” I scoff. This isn’t Lily’s voice. This girl is a troublemaker and can literally scream the whole place down, so why is she acting like she can’t even kill an ant?

“This isn’t freedom. You’re imprisoning me!” “Imprisoning? No, my dear. I’m liberating you from the chaos of the world outside,” Lily replied, her voice laced with false sweetness. “In this place, you can be who you were always meant to be a princess adored by all.” Bloom stood amidst the vibrant flowers of the Garden of Hypnosis, the colorful petals swaying gently in the breeze. The air was thick with the intoxicating scent of jasmine and roses, wrapping around her like a warm embrace. For a fleeting moment, everything felt perfect, as if she had stepped into a world where her dreams had finally come true.“This is your home, Bloom,” Lily’s voice echoed through the garden, soothing and melod

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

Opening that door would just lead right back to wanting him, needing him. And I can't afford that. That's when I hear light footsteps on the stairs. Lily's coming down, her voice already chattering away before she's even in the room. "Aiden, you totally interrupted this awesome dream I was having! There was this giant castle made of candy, and I was riding a unicorn through it, but then you woke me up right when I was about to eat the chocolate tower. It was so real, like I could taste the—" She stops mid-sentence as she hits the bottom step, her eyes locking onto the table.

Did the hospital buy it? Lily's smile faded, and her bottom lip pushed out. "You didn't come see me." My chest tightened. "I know, baby. I'm sorry. I got really busy, but I'm better now. I promise I'll come tomorrow and we'll go to Disneyland." "You promise?" "I promise. Pinky promise." Lily held up her pinky to the camera, and I held up mine, and we touched them to the screen. "Sophie got me new coloring book," she said. She suddenly leaned in, whispering. "It has mermaids."

“And she would be so proud of the little girl you’re becoming. Strong and kind. The kind of person who notices when mummy cries at night.” Lily pulled back just enough to study my face. Her eyes, the exact same shade of blue, bluer each second, like Sebastian’s when he stared deeply into my soul. And for a second I thought she could see right through the whole story I built around us. No Sebastian and the pack, his scary mum and no moon that decides our fate. Just me, Lily, and this small house I had filled with plants and secondhand books to keep the silence out. “Does daddy miss us too?” she asked, so quiet I almost missed it.

I was still haunted by Olivia’s disappearance, and now I had another burden to carry—the death of an innocent child in a strange land, a little girl who had somehow warmed her way into my hardened heart within only a few days. My claws swung skillfully toward the monster, hoping to split it in two. A pity… I would not be able to save Lily. But at least I could avenge her. “Get down here now!” Little Lily’s voice suddenly rang out. My eyes widened in shock. My jaw dropped at the unbelievable sight before me. The instant she spoke, she pointed a tiny finger at the massive hideous creature. Immediately, a streak of purple light shot from her fingertip and struck the colossal beast.