Lulu Waters Novels & Stories

"I'm sure she will be. Welp, I got to go, still have work in the morning, just let me know if you still need me later." * Lulu walked in when it was almost midnight. "Tina, I've made my decision." She started to say. "Yeah?" Tina wondered, "where on earth have you been? I've been so worried and... What's wrong?" She trailed off at the face Lulu was making. "I think my water just broke"

I looked up to Leo who was watching the sky in awe. Then the water of the lake began to bubble and splash and cave up into large waves, crashing at the surface. She then held her hand up and everything ceased. The skies drained back to blue, the water retreated and the air became still and calm again. Milly then opened her eyes and turned to us. Leo smiled and nodded. "You are gifted, Milly," he said. "There's more. Do you want to see?" she asked. We nodded and she turned back to the lake.

Luis said to her and led her to his room. Luis turned on his laptop and quickly went into his email. He opened the mail. Sheila Williams, 25 years, caucasian, North Africa, Western Sahara. Luis went through all the other details of the lady. His eyes widened "This can't be," Luis said and Lily looked at him questioningly. "She's been dead for 10 years now. We need to speak with Nora?" he said. "Why?" Lily asked "She is related to Nora," Luis said and Lily gasped.

We all nodded at each other and went on different ways. I went to the university’s pool area. Tons of athlete were on training, both male and female. Fabulous bodies were flaunting right before my eyes but I couldn’t get use not seeing Lulu as one of them. Lulu is a shy type person but when it comes to swimming, she’s a monster. The pool, the water, is her solace and her world. How ironic. Your world could indeed kill you and bring you your everlasting peace.

He held her hand gently, helping her rise from the position he had pushed her to, getting her into a more comfortable sitting position, her back resting against the bedstand. "Thank you." She whispered, her voice was weak. "There has to be something here." Adrian said, looking around the room. He searched the small table beside the window, then noticed a bottle of water, he immediately picked it up and brought it to her. "Here." Lilith took it with trembling hands, and slowly she drank it. Adrian stood a few feet away, he looked ashamed. "I am so sorry." "Why? Why did you almost do that to me?" Lilith asked with trembling voice, lowering the bottle.

Wilgred winked at his Mother, “Secret Mom, you’ll see.” “Wil!, there you are!” A loud voice of a woman made the mother and son turn their heads to check who was calling Wil like there was an emergency. Wil’s eyes rolled when he saw who was calling him. “Lulu, what’s up?” “Congratulations Attorney Wilgreg Monaro!” Her voice is full of energy. Wilgred rolled his eyes again and shook his head. Lulu is a woman who seems to never run out of energy when it comes to him. “Thank you Lulu; same to you, you made it too.”

Sabrina added carefully. “Enclosed or not, I hate Rain,” Lulu said firmly. “And I’ll never talk to her. Ever.” She turned to me, clearly irritated. “Honestly, I’m done with that topic.” “Sorry,” I said softly, lifting my shoulders a little. I didn’t mean to push. “This or…this?” Sabrina asked, holding up two scarves, one lemon-colored, the other white. Her swimsuit was pink with little green and yellow dots. I couldn’t even tell which color they were properly.

Caroline, a she-wolf who has been considered a monster since she was a child, can she break the tragedy spell and find her MATE?

“Goodnight, Annie.” We waited till his retreating figure disappeared down the hallway before pushing the door open and walking into the room. “Well, that didn’t go so bad.” “Lena…” “Just give him a chance. We both know why he is here.” “You don’t really want me to do that,” I muttered as I drew closer to the vanity, smiling when I saw the vase half-filled with water. “You kept this here for the rose.” Lena shrugged. “I was just doing my job.” And just t hen, I heard the door next to my room pull open.

“I didn't mean to interrupt, My King. I am Lulu, a member of the house of healers.” The female that had greeted Kovan before he could rip Damon’s head off introduced herself and her white eyes slowly shifted from Kovan to me. Unlike every other healer or half-healer that I had met, Lulu glared at me and quickly took her gaze off me like I was an eyesore. “You have been told of the situation, haven't you, Lulu? Do you have what it takes to get the right answer out of the werewolf?” Kovan got the words out quickly. I would have thought that the words were bitter or burning his tongue from the way he rushed them out but he was just in a hurry to get this done with.