Novel & Cerita My Lily Book

“Lily.” Max called, snapping her out of her thoughts. “Huh?” “Let me go through the book.” He said, stretching his hand towards her, she held the book to her chest and shook her head. “No, don't worry about it.” Lily replied. “Is there a reason… “ Max trailed off as the door opened and Axel walked in. Lily’s face lit up a little as he walked towards them. “What is going on?” He asked, staring at Lily as she held the book he gave her to read firmly to her chest.

Lily knew that it would be easy for her because she lived with them and she was their personal maid however, she didn't want Fae to know she worked with them. “I will find my way,” she smiled, and then Fae nodded. The next second, Fae’s phone rang. She picked it up while Lily went back to her seat. She opened her locker to take out a book to read before the teacher walks in. As soon as she opened the locker, a scary image appeared in front of her and she scurried backward until she fell into the chair. The image was demon-looking and it had blood flowing through both sides of his lips.

His deep heart spinning voice graces my ears and I shut my eyes, gritting my teeth together. Fuck!!! I hear a slight beep and a full blast of the air conditioner evades the entire room. Great. Plan one ruined. I look at Lily and she shrugs. "I guess that's settled right?" She asks and I nod with a big plastic smile. She chuckles and proceeds to show me her poem. What the hell. Why the hell is this fellow doing this? Is he doing it on purpose or something? As Lily flips through the pages of her book, I slowly look up and I turn my head towards the object of my chaotic mind right now.

A Deadly Confrontation: The sight of Lily standing there, with that aggravating smile on her lips, triggered a surge of mixed feelings in me. Part of me wanted to run to her and give in to the pull she'd always had on me. But the other part, the one shaped by Alice's steadfast love and support, recoiled at the mere concept. "Lily," I managed to croak out, my voice filled with dread and barely restrained rage. "What are you doing here?" Her eyes glinted with malicious enjoyment as she stepped deeper into the room, briefly focusing on Alice. "Why, I was simply passing by and couldn't resist the urge to check in on my dear Arnold," she murmured, her tone oozing with fake concern. I felt Alice s

“I dunno. He doesn’t look very careful to me.” Lily smacked her notebook shut. “Well, whatever. Just—don’t be dumb.” Then, suddenly, a sly smirk slid over her face. Her eyes gleamed. “Sooo…have you used the toys?” My entire soul left my body. My face went nuclear. “LILY!” She burst out laughing so loud the librarian glared again. “Oh my God, you did! Look at you turning red like a tomato—” “Shut up!” I hissed, covering my face. “I did not—”

I must have read that thin book a thousand times, memorizing each herb and concoction—of which there weren’t many in the book—until the pages wore out beneath my fingers. I didn’t notice that one of the Lunas had come up behind me until she crouched, skirts pooling around her feet, and held a little flower out to Lily. A tiny daisy, plucked from the clearing. I smiled as Lily hesitantly took it. “You’ve done this before,” the Luna said as she watched my hands move. “Since she was born,” I said,. Her brows lifted. “You raised her yourself?” “Someone had to.”

I heard her phone, the sound of her dialing, then a pause, then dialing again. “Charles, pick up,” she said, her voice cracking. “Pick up, please.” No answer. She tried again and again. Still nothing. The fight kept going. Damian caught me across the cheek, and I felt the skin split open. I got him back just as hard, blood smearing across both our knuckles. Neither of us was holding back anymore, years of resentment finally finding somewhere to go. Then Lily was between us. She threw herself in the space separating our bodies, her hands pressed against both our chests, pushing us apart with a strength I didn't expect from her.

He knew that Lily had to read at least hundreds of magazines. “At least hundreds of them. I personally copied with my magic to preserve the original copy. So you don’t have to worry about that.” Lily was boasting, puffing her chest and acting arrogant with eyes discreetly glancing at Shadow, preserving her reaction. “Wow… your dedication is unmatched.” Shadow’s smiling voice soared Lily’s giddiness. “Is the matter of course, Your Holiness. Now, you can choose any design that you like. I’ll gather more compilations. My second book is near completion. You don’t have to wait for too long.”

"Sit down, all of you. The food's getting cold." As they took their places, Lilly couldn't help but notice how Axel and Kenny seemed to gravitate towards her, to the other side of the table. She felt a rush of warmth, followed quickly by a pang of guilt. The Moon Rose legend floated through her mind, ‘I’m going to have to find that old book about the Moon Rose legend again, if my memory is correct, ain’t Moon Rose mean a great change is coming? What kind of change? Yup, I’m just going to have to go into the Alpha library and find that book to be sure.’

Since then, I have learnt quite a bit about Lily Anderson and this place, some from what she told me, and the rest from observing. Lily was sick, having issues with her heart and bones, and when she wasn’t worn down by her medications, she read books written by people half her age. She says she loves to feel like she’s in her youth again by being in mystical settings, and not only did I understand that perfectly, but I could also relate to her. In her words, “life doesn’t have to be that serious.” In the mornings, she likes to walk around her big ass estate, tend to her herbs and flowers, or grow the garden where she gets most of her organic food.