Sirens Lament Novels & Stories

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.

At that moment, Phoebe panicked and tried to snatch Dad's phone, shouting, "Dad! Don't look!" But it was too late, and Dad's eyes widened suddenly. He couldn't believe what he was seeing. Immediately after, his secretary's urgent voice sounded. "Mr. Chapman, the signal source is coming from these bones. Initial speculation suggests these might… They might be Mr. Zack's bones!"

"Colleen, it was our fault! Please come back and save Adrian. He tried to jump into the river while we weren't looking. He can't survive without you!" I was eating fruit Caleb had cut for me, watching the videos and apologies like they were a joke. Netizens commented disdainfully. "It's too late for regrets." Honestly, those were my exact thoughts. They didn't cherish what they had when it was theirs, so who exactly were they putting on this performance for now?

I felt a hot liquid flow from my eyes and run down on my cheeks. “N-No…” I finally voice out. “Y-You were lying.” “I am sorry Meri. She loves you and she’s calling your name before she finally closed her eyes.” “No, you liar! Momma is not dead!” I shouted and made some of my schoolmates look in my directions. “She told me she will watch me get the trophy again.” “Your grandmother will have a wake at the chapel near the Green’s mansion. I’m sorry.”

The officiant asked, "Mr. Alan Godwin, do you take Ms. Brenda Larkin to be your wife?" Alan suddenly came to his senses and blurted out, leaving the whole room stunned, "You called the wrong name, didn't you? It should be Anna Samson."

Scared of not being able to see his face after I die. My heart hates me for loving him............ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ I cried my heart out. My eyes are burning. Feeling dead left all alone in the dark long passage, in the cold starless night. My eyelids become heavy, mind not being able to process anything. The cold night breeze hitting my body made me shudder to the coldness. I hugged myself protectively from the cold breeze. My head slowly rested in the near wall, sleep taking its toll over me. "Hey! Wake up" I could feel a voice reaching out to me in the distance.

She offered a smile to the werewolf who seemed to be a nervous wreck, and she nodded awkwardly. "Do I have to sing it aloud?" Luciana asked, and the siren shook her head. "No. You can even sing in your mind, but that is only when you have mastered the art. Just that most sirens love to sing." Lorissa explained. "Then this is a nature I don't share with you." She then closed her eyes, and visualized Raziel. Her lips moved, singing the song in low tone, but she knew that the vampires and Rebecca could hear her. She would have been embarrassed if she wasn't so focused on Raziel.

“Border packs are reporting fevers that no healing rune can rectify. Wolves are turning savage, and their minds are breaking.” “That’s not a sickness,” Aludria said. “That’s a possession. Someone is using their bodies as a vessel.” Rhidian, the merman ambassador, thin-faced and smelling of sea salt, dropped the goblet he held and leaned forward, his gaze serious now. “Our waters have gone cold. Sirens are losing their voices. My people are becoming feral, and I’ve lost two of my bloodline already.” "That's impossible," Amyra said, her laugh devoid of humour. "Sirens don't lose their voices."

She signed, "Blind? Blind is what you'll be when the truth comes out, Selena. You'll see the pain you've caused, and it won't be so easy to dismiss then." Nerissa clenched her fists, her teeth gritted. She signed with determination, "You will regret this, Selena. You've crossed a line that can never be undone. We trusted you, and you let us down." The argument continued, tensions escalating as emotions ran high. The once-strong bond between the sisters now fractured by Selena's actions. Tritan's call resonates through the water, a sharp and penetrating sound reminiscent of a dolphin's echo. The commanding tone captures everyone's attention, freezing them in place as they fix their gaze upon

I could feel his onyx eyes settle on me as he continued. "Whatever you do, do not fall victim to their calls. We will have to cross the Sirens who live in the lakes, and they are cunning little creatures. One-touch from them, and you're dead." He didn't say anything else before urging his horse to move forward, and we all followed, moving further out of the dead forest, and closer to the deadly waters of the Sol.