Serenade Me Novels & Stories

Without hesitation, she crossed the stream and sat next to him, feeling like a little child again. “Would you like to hear a song?” he asked. His voice radiated peace. So much peace. Suzanne nodded her head eagerly, “Yes please.” Then he began to sing the song of life, and every note he sang filled her with love, joy and peace. She did not want the song to end. But it did. “My Lord, “ she did not know how else to address him, “please, can you sing some more?” He smiled, shook his head and gently patted her on the head. Suzanne had never felt so much love coming from a person’s touch. And then she realized who HE was. HaShem.

"As soon as you went home last night, a seer saw the whole prophecy when she saw you held hands with Leo." The three girls gave Matt a puzzled look and waited for another explanation. "I thought the whole prophecy was me marrying Leo and us marching back to Crescent Hill to take it back?" Aria asked. "Even thought I don't have any idea how to do that." "As of now. But, you'll get to learn your skills. Anyway, that prophecy we knew was just half of it," Matt said. He sat down, leaning, putting one leg over the other. "The seer prophesied the other half. Sed lux cum tenebris venit. Et in victoria est mors alterius," he said, reading the non-last part from a piece of paper.

I need to breath. Serenity pokes her head around the door tentatively and smiles a huge smile when she sees me. I haven't seen that smile in so long it knocks the wind out of me. “Quoi, I... Oh... im sorry I interrupted. I can...” She says and starts to back out but Henry interrupts her.

“You love me.” After a while of being blindfolded and carried, I was finally set down. “Alright, now, come this way,” Dustin tells me as he grabs my hands. We walked a few more steps before he stopped, “Okay, you can look now.” I took off the blindfold and blinked at the sunlight that was shining on my face. Once my vision cleared, I saw a picnic with rose petals scattered across the blanket and sand, “This is–” I could barely form the words,

The sound slipped through the cracks of the cabinet—soft, steady, untouched by urgency—and something in my chest gave way. My hands dropped from my ears. The trembling softened. Air came back in, less violently. $$$ “Beaches Left to Find” By Sirens Remember to smile, there are still beaches left to find, roads that don’t end, maps we haven’t tried. The world is wide, even when the night feels too long, and your smile is the light that tells me where I belong. There are places waiting, hidden just beyond the fear, and every time you smile, I know the way is clear.

i said through gritted teeth, my tone sharp enough to cut. But Serene wasn’t discouraged. Her lips curved into a wicked smile as she tilted her head, studying me with predatory intent. “Oh, darling, it already is.” My voice turned icy. “You’re playing a dangerous game, Serene. I suggest you stop before you regret it.” Serene leaned in, her lips brushing against my ear as she whispered, “And what if I don’t?” Before I could respond, she grabbed the back of my head and pushed her hardened nipple into my mouth.

I watched as the blonde woman had her hands on Zander's shoulders, her body swaying. "Oh, Zander, harder..." The woman's movements accelerated and she threw her hair back to let out an even more piercing moan. "Keep going!" He lets out a stunning breath then. I got a good look at her face. It was Serena! A sharp stabbing sensation spreads from my heart. It was August, yet I felt a piercing coldness. Then a ripping agony swept through my brain. I didn't feel anger, only pain. I knew I should have stormed in. I should have yelled at them.

He was carrying a bowl of thick, dark honey and a bottle of expensive champagne. "The garden was for the soul," Silas whispered, dipping his fingers into the honey. "The library was for the ego. But this room? This is for the flesh." Leo hit the 'Record' button. The red lights on the cameras blinked like hungry eyes. "Position one," Leo commanded. Sarah knew what to do. She climbed onto the glass table. Because it was clear, the camera positioned on the floor could see everything. She laid on her back and pulled her knees to her ears, opening herself completely to the lens.

For a moment, I let the noise of the city drown the noise in my head. Then, warmth. A sudden pair of arms slid around me from behind. I stiffened, heart jerking in my chest. “Eve,” a familiar voice sang softly, “there you are.” I turned slightly, already knowing. Serena. Her embrace was light, almost affectionate, but there was always something calculated about Serena. Her beauty was sharp, deliberate; her words often carried double meanings dressed in silk. She drew back and smiled at me, eyes glinting with something I couldn’t quite read. “I was looking for you. Thought I’d lost you to the night sky.”

"Hey, stop being a baby." My eyes widened when instead of falling right into the grass, I fell into Mister Serenade's arms instead. So basically he caught me, and who knows when and where he appeared this suddenly. "That's not the Naenia who slapped me with a hardbound dictionary the other 3 AM." He chuckled but I couldn't even move my fingers anymore. I'm literally a dead plant and he's carrying me like a fucking bride! Damn this shit. I'm helpless and I hate this. "I-I'm still going to write you a book, right?" Great. Of all the things that my trembling lips could ask, I really chose those phrases, huh?