Stillhouse Lake Novels & Stories

“That’s not right. Guys, look over there. Something’s glittering, isn’t it?” “It’s... it’s a person. Is that person running on the lake’s surface?” Moonlight Lake was huge, especially it formed a long, narrow gourd mouth on the east side, connecting the tributary to the sea. It was boundless at a glance. At this moment, a silhouette was running swiftly on the water, forming a trace of white, winding waves behind him, accompanied by the loud sound of the waves. “This person came here by treading on the waves at such a high speed. It’s simply unbelievable!”

Most witches maintain a memoir of their achievements and descriptions of their abilities, along with sharing knowledge such as potion recipes, spells, and the uses of stones and crystals. We drive down quietly, enjoying each other's company. We arrive at the large brick driveway behind the manor. The back of the house is located along Lake Huron and includes a private beach with a canoe and two kayaks for the family to use. “We should take the kayaks out later” Charles suggests. “The best time is in the evening when the wind is low, maybe we can go tonight,” I respond. We step onto the large wrap-around porch and proceed to the front door, it is a hand-carved mahogany piece featuring a giant

She writhed and moaned as he FUCKED her, increasing his speed and tightening his grip around her waist. The wind hit her face and she squinted, taking Aiden's hands as they gazed at the crystal blue lake. A fish dived out and returned inside the water before it could even pull air into its lungs. They saw it and they looked at each other and grinned. Next to them was a weeping willow, Arcadia Falls was populated with silver birches, but there were few weeping willows and maple trees which were lining the forest. Standing out, exquisite, and verdant. Surrounding the lake was a plain field that was enclosed by the woods; tall, woody, and verdant silver birches. Aiden motioned her to sit on the

He kept her tucked in close to him, her fingers threaded through his, and he took her straight to the lake. She loved the way the moon appeared silver in the dark sky. Stars were scattered overhead as if thrown haphazardly, yet they formed unique patterns. The sounds of insects and frogs added to the beauty of the place. “I can understand why Tensel chose this place to build,” she said. “He has everything. The lake and the woods, yet he’s close to the city.” “It’s also easily defensible. Max owns the property to the south, and I told him we’d buy up as much of the property toward his east as possible.”

Chapter Five Chloe Eyes closed, I lie back on the dock. The hot sun beats down on me, and I’ve been sweating since the minute I came out here. There are quite a few people out on the lake today, and the distant sound of boats and jet skis interrupts the quiet of the forest surrounding the lake. Silver Lake is large and kind of horseshoe-shaped. It’s divided into two parts, with the part Dad’s house is on being the “quiet side” of the lake reserved for fishing or any other sort of activity that doesn’t produce a wake. Its counterpart is where the fun happens, and the annual boat races are still held every July, just like they were years ago.

Maybe my mind got a bit carried away, and made the whole thing up? We pulled into the parking lot of our high school. We only had one high school in our town. Jasper was a small town in Alberta, Canada. It was nestled in the middle of a national park. The skyline was delicately held by stunning glacier mountains, and there were five beautiful lakes. Each lake was a different shade of color, going from a turquoise blue to an aqua green, and the water was crystal clear. The woods were lush and were home to many different animals like, Elk, Deer, Moose, Big horned Sheep and Mountain Goats. It was a gorgeous place to live and raise children.

I chuckled and pulled up my laughing mate. “Ok. So the names are really weird and I am guessing that rooms will be crazier, right ?” Kai said. “Not crazier than the fact that a part of the cottage touches the bottom of the lake and you can see everything inside the lake,” I simply said. “What ?! That’s crazy ! How come the place is not flooded ?” he asked in astonishment. “Because my dear mate, the house has been separated from the lake by dragon glass and no power of God can break that thing,” I explained.

I chuckled and pulled up my laughing mate. “Ok. So the names are really weird and I am guessing that rooms will be crazier, right ?” Kai said. “Not crazier than the fact that a part of the cottage touches the bottom of the lake and you can see everything inside the lake,” I simply said. “What ?! That’s crazy ! How come the place is not flooded ?” he asked in astonishment. “Because my dear mate, the house has been separated from the lake by dragon glass and no power of God can break that thing,” I explained.

It’s the only sound other than the rustling of the leaves overhead. It’s beautiful here, I have to admit. The forest is thick as we start gaining in elevation toward the very back of the valley where the mountains Silverhide is nestled between finally join. A small lake glistens in the moonlight as he leads me out of the forest, and we follow a trail along its shore. A small building rests along the rocks on stilts. It’s dark inside as we pass, but I pick up several different scents. It’s likely his pack members come to the lake to fish and swim, so I’m not nervous, nor surprised by the different, foreign smells.

A gentle breeze stirred the leaves, sending them drifting down in a lazy dance, carpeting the ground in a golden and orange mosaic. The earthy scent of decaying leaves rose with each step, mingled with a hint of something else, something watery. "There's a small stream just over that rise," I said, turning to Killian and pointing towards a slight incline in the path. "It feeds into the river. If you follow it for a few miles, you'll reach our lake. It's not huge, but big enough for swimming and fishing in the summer. And there's a waterfall, think you mentioned it yesterday, but it's a bit tricky to get to because of the ravines. I wouldn't recommend going there alone. Wolves have fallen and