Lissa Dragomir Novels & Stories

"I am Aurora, the twin sister of the Moon Goddess. Tatiana, I'm the one who dragged you here." "Why did you lure me here? And where am I? As far as I can remember, I fainted in the water after plucking the Lotus flower." Tatiana's lips protruded. "There's a reason why you are here now with me. Tatiana, I froze the time for us to talk about important things and you only have this chance to ask the questions you yearned for that they couldn't answer." Tatiana was taken aback by her words. Her beats were having a wild thump for the realization. She must grab this chance, right? She's been seeking the exact answers that she wanted all her life but no one could give the bare truth to her.

Agony erupted from where she’d partially shifted, slashing into my stomach as I failed to effectively protect myself with the bombshell she’d just dropped, but I wasn’t the only one listening to her admissions. Suddenly, the breeze picked up throughout the open field, and I glanced around, taking in the enormous dragon shifters’ advent. It dawned on me the fighting had slowed around me, but Lissa was too far gone, doing everything in her power to cut me deeply. She either didn’t notice or didn’t care that the others were listening in, and she pressed her advantage, mirthfully laughing as she went on, “I didn’t expect it to work as well as it did, but I got what I wanted, nonetheless.”

“The man tried to blackmail the family with your nudes, I had to take care of him.” The man scoffed loudly. “Allen is so nice enough to make sure the world doesn't see his wife's true nature.” Allen gestured to the guards. They grabbed the man inside. It was the man that saved me. “Tell everyone what you told me, how you are involved with Maria,” Allen commanded. “Miya is my mistress, we have been in a relationship for some years now, we met in Paris,” the man explained. “What?” I shouted, my jaws dropped open in shock.

Everyone except me. She stood there with her two followers, Tara and Celine. They were beautiful and cruel, like poisonous flowers. “I can’t wait,” Lissa said with a fake sad voice, “for what’s about to be the worst day of your sad little life.” Tara gasped like she was shocked. “Oh my Goddess, do you think she actually believes he’ll want her? That some poor guy will be stuck with her as his mate?” “Please,” Celine laughed. “He probably doesn’t even know she exists. Who would notice a ghost?”