Serenade Of Water Novels & Stories

You just didn't know there were others. Come when you can. Bring your seven pages. M Sera read it twice. Then set it flat on the table. Looked at the morning light coming through the window. Still Waters. The ones who didn't run. The ones who ran deep instead. Wren was at the table within the hour. Sera handed her the letter without comment. Watched her read it. Watched her reach the words Still Waters and stop. "She had a name for it already," Wren said quietly.

Even if she can’t be the best High Luna or the next one at all – this is all she has ever wished for. High Alpha Erik pushes open the large wood doors and reveals a nearly empty circular room with a single skylight in the middle of the room, sunlight pouring down onto a single running fountain. The water seems to be constantly pouring out from the stop in an endless stream, coming back into the bowl below, never overflowing. This isn’t what shocks Serenia. It’s the fact that the bowl is not attached to anything below. It floats perfectly above the ground at chest height for her, never wavering and never dropping, as if frozen in time. There is no water pouring from above or below, yet the fl

Me: “Don’t worry. You’ll be out of there soon. Get some rest, Serah. I’m about to sleep too, I’m exhausted.” Serah: “It’s okay, sister. I bet the house feels so big and empty without me.” Me: “Yes, it’s too quiet. But not for long. Soon, it will be filled with baby cries and laughter. I just want to see that adorable baby again. He’s so cute.” Serah: “You’ll see him tomorrow, sister.” Me: “Okay, Serah. I’m hanging up now. Sleep well.” Serah: “Sleep well too, sister.”

Under the golden sunset, by the beds of tall reeds and flowing river, Heron's gentle kisses filled with affection were beautifully engraved in her heart. Because of Serin's recall of that lovely moment with Heron, while she was lost in this place, the yearning in her heart became a beautiful pain. Serin got up and started running along the beds of tall reeds. What Serin had in mind was to get out of this place. She would not care if she kept running in this vastness because she had to see the end of this place. And that was because of Heron. She had been dying to see him.

As he walked out the door, Serena felt uneasy, as if her entire body was on fire; she closed her eyes, attempting to stop herself from following Adrian. She heard the door open once more and looked up to see Adrian approaching with a cup of water while gazing at her with a pained expression. Serena said, "I don't like this," and Adrian responded, "That makes two of us," his voice hoarse. Serena became restless at the sound of his voice, Adrian walked over to her quietly and handed her the glass of water. He retreated a few steps as a result of her looking up at him. His eyes briefly turned white instead of grey, but they quickly returned to their original color.

~Serena~ I was standing on water with nothing but endless darkness in every direction. I know this place so well—my oblivion, which isn’t mine to control right now. The silence here was supposed to give solace to any shifter who’d be trapped here. It’s a place of tranquility and endless silence. My peace didn’t last that long. The sound of seconds ticking on a pendulum clock slowly became clear. ‘Fuck it,’ I thought. ‘What game is she playing now? She doesn’t do anything without a reason.’

Kaireen's Pov "What does she need," Rowan ignored me and asked, And the way he said it, quiet and direct and non-negotiable, like the answer was going to happen regardless of what it was, made something shift painfully in my chest. Sera folded her hands. "Fresh spring water. Directly from the mountain rocks inside a pack territory. Not bottled, not filtered. Straight from the source, with the pack energy in the ground running through it.

Serena drank nonstop, trying to numb herself. Her friends noticed the shift in her mood and sighed. "We've watched you two go back and forth for years," one of them said. "Are you really ready to walk away from Myles? Don't forget. He was the one who stood by you through everything back then." At the mention of that, her expression turned cold. "It's getting late, Serena. We have a wedding tomorrow. We should head back," Casper said. He appeared at just the right moment and helped her up.

VERENA I run through the forest, releasing all the pent up energy I have inside. My heart feels so numb right now. Somehow, I can’t accept the reality. I can’t accept the fact that I have lost him. No, I don’t serve this. After so much we have been through, fate can’t lead us to this. It's too cruel. Serena's howl echoes through the forest, a mournful song that blends with the rustle of leaves and the gentle sigh of the wind. The moon, a pale orb in the night sky, illuminates the path before us, casting long shadows that dance and play.

It was a voice I’d never heard before, yet it was achingly familiar, filled with longing, like he’d waited lifetimes to say it. “Adam?” I tried to step closer, but the ground seemed to shift, pulling me back, away from him. “I’ve waited so long,” he murmured, his voice filled with a strange sadness that made my heart ache. “So many centuries…” “Wait!” I called, reaching out, but he began to fade, dissolving into the mist. And then I jolted awake, my heart racing, my skin damp with sweat.