Novel & Cerita Maryse Lightwood

“Welcome, Elara. I hope we’re not too frightening.” I tried to smile back. “Just… new to me.” Marcus chuckled softly. “of course. It’s not every day a human ends up in our world.” Aiden’s turned toward him , his eyes were sharp, protective and the conversation quickly ended. Then Aiden looked at me again. “You’ve been inside all day,” he said, softer this time. “Come. Let’s walk a little.” I followed him down the path leading to the garden. The garden was dim, lit by small lanterns that made the flowers glow under the moonlight. The scent of pine and roses filled the air.

A soft golden light began to shimmer beneath Liora’s palm — faint at first, like the glow of dawn behind clouds, then stronger, pure and radiant. The room filled with the light of the goddess. Loretta covered her mouth in awe, her tears glistening in the brilliance. The curtains fluttered though the windows were closed, and a warmth spread through the air like sunlight after a storm. Mariseth gasped — not in pain, but in wonder. The light spread from her chest through her entire body, tracing veins of gold beneath her skin. Her heart steadied. Her breathing deepened. The tightness that had held her frame began to loosen, the sickness melting away like mist.

The agony of the iron rod through my chest still lingered, and each breath felt like it tore me apart from the inside. Just then, Rebecca Smith's voice, sweet and pleading, filled the room. "Dad, I have someone else in my heart. Marrying him–I just can't do it." In my previous life, I had fallen for her Oscar-worthy act and stepped in to take her place without a second thought. In this life, though, I refused to fall for it. I simply watched her perform, my lips pressed firmly in a tight line.

Mary argued, her head bowed low, oblivious of the hard gaze her husband now had in his eyes “Really, I ought to?” Jared muttered dangerously, his tolerance completely blown up Mary failed to read the tone, she pressed on her point wanting to make good use of the opportunity” Yes, I am your wife also, I am now the second person to your soul, you ought to love me as equally as you love Evangeline, i…..” Jared did not let her finish her words when he slammed her hard against the carriage chair, her slender hands held tightly with one hand

Suddenly the events leading up to that point have gone from being the past and the events that are to follow are in a league of their own. When midnight strikes, there is an entire building in the dark with the exception of one solitary light, which threatens to burn into the night, rivalling the brightness of the moon. Regular passers by at this time of night would have spotted that this light never seems to be off, well at least as long as the darkness rules the sky. The light in question comes from the office of a Mr. David Oswald, the CEO of the modestly sized Progression Software. The light is on six storeys up and he owns the entire floor in this large building. There are many companie

"Selene Woods. Age: 19, gender; female. Daughter to the deceased Mr Ashley and Whitney Woods. State after accident; Critical. Date and time of accident recorded; half past nine on the twenty- fourth of July, 2014.” - The detective paused. I felt a strange chill, a thin veil of sweat covered my body. My hands which had been gripping the stirring wheel tightened, eyes lingering on the traffic lights that had now turned orange. "I also found this amongst the police records. What does Miss Selene have to say about this?" - He added.

"Well, I met Mrs. Mary, the former Chief Maid of the Huxley family but now the Chief Maid of Marcellus. She could tell she was still angry with me." "Mrs. Mary's face was still etched with anger as I stood before her. I could tell she was still upset with me about the almost fight I had with Larisa on her wedding day. But then, as if a switch had been flipped, her expression softened slightly". Clara said." At that point, I expressed my desire to see Marcellus, and Mrs. Mary informed me that he was currently in the hospital due to being involved in an accident. I was shocked so I asked her which hospital he was located in, and she replied that she and the driver were on their way to the hosp

Mrs Lukas who I met earlier this morning when I came in asked with a pity smile on her face. “He will be out in a few minutes” I reassured myself more than I said to her. She smiled while she wrapped her hand around mine and then pulled me to the dining “Have something to eat” She told me “From how I see it, Mr Lightwood isn’t coming down anytime soon” She told me pitifully. “I’m not hungry yet” I replied truthfully since I already ate something a few hours ago. “If that’s the case then have something to drink” She said while she immediately rushed toward the kitchen and then came out almost immediately with a glass of juice which she placed in front of me.

But she smiled when she saw Mara and Jonas together. “This time you have found yourselves.” Behind her the second Mara rose from the sea. Gigantic now. No more human size. A woman of black water, larger than the lighthouse, with silver eyes like Moons. The storm responded to them. Waves hit the coast. Windows in the distance. People in the water went deeper. Anna reached the bridge. She held up the rusty key. “Mara! The key closes the original door!” Helena slowly turned to her.

I know everything was black at first, but can you really see black as a light? Mary seems to know what I was thinking “That’s why you should keep the colors to yourself. I have the feeling that not all your information is recorded. If it was they would have known to prevent what happened to you after the bath.” Hmm, if that’s true it might play in my favor only if I can figure out how to use this stupid power. “I really do need to figure it out.” “Huh?” Mary lets out slightly confused. Looking at my hand “You said I had to envision lights correct?” Mary nods as I focus on my finger tips. Nothing is happening. I stop to think about those purple lights I’ve seen both Jeong and