Serene Life Novels & Stories

Bored. I leave the cell phone on the bedside table and take the guitar in my hands. Yes, this is my dream, to be a world renowned artist. I have a notebook with written lyrics that I love to sing when I'm alone in my room with nothing to do. It relaxes me and filters my stress. I play a soft melody that instantly makes me close my eyes so that the inspiration flows by itself, the voice comes out of me before I can think about it. Between heaven and earth I am

There's no way I can tell her or anyone what I have planned and why. Before her, there was no question as to where my life was headed. Nothing stood in the way of what I had to do; I've always known what that was and never regretted or resented my life. I saw each day as a blessing, every good thing was something the bastard seed of a monster should be grateful for, and I never asked for nor looked for more. But she makes me want more.

My eyes darkened, and the hint of a smile on my face dissipated. Serene noticed how her statement had altered the energy and made the atmosphere chilly, and she quickly masked her expression with a smile. “I… I mean, she’s a human. We both know how you hate humans because they are weak. I just think you wouldn’t want a weak woman to carry your pup,” she explained, and her words cooled the rage a little — she knew how to talk me down. That was one thing I loved about Serene. She had been with me for ages and knew when to utter some words and vice versa, especially when I was angry. Blinking, I let out a hum. “I understand you, but it’s done. She may be fragile, but my blood runs strong. The p

“You’re not in your territory here. This is Lyra’s space. You don’t belong here.” Serene tilted her head like a cat watching a bird twitch. “Relax. I’m just reminding her where she stands. Everyone in this house knows Elias won’t want her once he sees what she really is.” Lyra still didn’t say a word. Didn’t blink. Didn’t react. Just stared like ice settling over glass. Serene lingered just a moment longer, then turned, her expensive perfume trailing after her like smoke. “Enjoy the fantasy while it lasts, darling.”

—After the chaos dies down, I'd agree. We just smiled at each other. Silence filled the space, but it wasn't uncomfortable, more like pleasant. It was like peace and calm ruled. Without making a fuss, I went back to my drink like a silly teenage girl. I could feel the corners of my lips intact, without that usual neutral expression. —Serene... —I learned that when he uses that name, it means he's about to say something really important—. What are we?... because I don't think this is anything like a couple.

the grandma said, waving her hand at them, their smiles still on her lips as she turned her back on them. Serene lifted her left brow to Frio as she looked at him sharply. "Aren't you leaving yet? I want my world to be peaceful even for a moment; I feel like I’m getting old and older if you keep watching my every move,” Serene said and signaled her hand that she wanted him to leave.

Orlan didn't move an inch and waited for the entire audience to leave the forest. "Serene!". Orlan called out, and Serene appeared while standing on the stone. "What does that mean?". Orlan asked. "Do you mean that everyone is going to have their mate Sooner or later?". Orlan asked. "Yes!. According to what I saw about you…… I got to realize that you are looking for a way to end your life. Your mate, who's soon to be brought to life is going to be the one and only person that can end your life". Serene replied.

The last thing she wanted was to be subjected to another round of nonsensical rambling. Serenity then slowly made her way into the room. Taking a deep breath, Serenity allowed herself to bask in the returning tranquility and resumed her packing with a calm mind. A melodious hum escaped her lips, Her gaze drifted to the photograph resting on the shelf, and she reached out for it. In the picture, a happy couple stood- their smiles radiant- while a little girl was present between them- a beacon of joy. They were the epitome of a blissful family.

"Why? Are you going back just to get revenge?" "No." Serene answered as she took out her jumpsuit from the closet. While taking out her stuff she didn't stop talking. "I am going out shopping. I am depressed and need fresh air and some excitement." "Alone?" Soham asked again. "Hmm?" Serene being busy with her shirt buttons, didn't hear what Soham was talking or being bothered with. She simply looked up while unbuttoning her buttons. "You can't do this to me Se-" Before he could complete his words, his heartbeat paced to its limit and he forgot to speak anything anymore.

"Though as entertaining this is, the affairs of the still living are none of my concern. You'll have to speak to my opposite; Life." "So how do I find Life?" I asked, and Death shrugged, twirling his scythe as if it were a baton. "No clue. I deal with matters of death." "...you're of no help, you know that?" "I've upheld my deal, so I think I've helped way more than necessary. I'm just glad I didn't go fishing for your soul. Otherwise, I would've declined." My jaw drops at his comment, and he shrugs, fading away.