That Woman Lirik Novels & Stories

She wished Niarthen hadn’t stripped off her underwear as even that small covering would have been better than nothing. As Niarthen released her hand in order to embrace the woman, both seeming unbothered by his bareness or the skimpiness of her clothing, Lyric worked the mess of her brain free and shook out her hair. It was not quite long enough to cover her breasts and stuck to her skin wet, but it was the best she could do. Niarthen and the woman talked rapidly in their language, with many hand gestures, and then the woman cupped Lyric’s cheek talking excitedly, her expression bright and enthusiastic.

Despite her beauty, she has a scary air to her…something strong and old. Woman: "I knew you would come, and you did." Her voice is relaxing and smooth, like the music that has been playing in my head all night. My feet are stuck in place, even though I want to run. Aria: "Who are you?" she mumbled. Woman: "I'm calling to you like a siren. The one who is going to kill you. Even though her words make me shudder, I am unmoving. The power she possesses has me trapped in her sight.

While Lyra was puzzled, a woman's voice came, "Hey, you there, get me some ice." Lyra turned her head and saw a glamorous woman holding a glass of red wine, pointing arrogantly at her with her other hand. The woman, noticing Lyra's hesitation, impatiently raised her chin, "Are you deaf? Go get some ice!" "Who are you?" Lyra frowned. The woman's pupils contracted as she looked Lyra up and down. When her gaze fell on Lyra's plain cotton pajamas, she smirked with disdain, as if looking at something unsophisticated.

The character spun around, uncovering a youthful female with dark hair and striking blue eyes. "Can you tell me your identity?" Kyra insisted, her voice resolute. The woman's eyes held a touch of sorrow as she smiled. I am Lira. I arrive bearing caution." Kyra's heart fluttered. "What type of caution?" Lira moved nearer, her serious expression unchanged. A rising darkness can be seen in the east. A power that exceeds even that of the sorcerer. I sought you out as I think you are the only one who can put an end to it.

That made the woman succumb as Laina had expected Yet, just as Laina was about to take control something happened. The woman fought, but not to push her out. Panic tore through Laina as she felt the woman pull Laina into her. It wasn’t possible. Humans couldn’t do that. Laina tried to leave, flee, but the woman held her. If Laina could’ve screamed she would. The woman’s soul tore into her, devouring Laina just as she planned to do to the woman’s. Laina heard the woman in her head. I want your power! You can give me my revenge. You will give me my revenge!

Elera "I'm Lyra," the woman whispered, her voice raspy and weak, barely audible over the constant dripping of water from the stone walls. My heart slammed against my ribcage. “Why do you look like Sophia?” I asked, my voice trembling, though I already feared the answer.

Her voice was calm. Gentle. Which somehow made it worse. Lyra took a step back. “Who are you?” The woman looked almost amused. “You used to know.” “I don’t.” “No.” A pause. “They made sure of that.” The forest shifted around them. Moonlight flickering unnaturally. Lyra’s pulse quickened. “You were in my head.” The woman’s smile widened slightly. “I’ve always been in your head.” Fear twisted in Lyra’s stomach. “Who are you?”

“It’s her.” The woman’s gaze sharpens on me. She doesn’t smile. Doesn’t soften. “Come inside, girl. Let’s see what we’re dealing with.” I glance toward Damon, but he’s already stepping back into shadow, speaking with another man. I follow her inside. The cabin smells like sage and blood. Herbs hang from the beams. Weapons line the walls. The woman gestures toward a stool by the fire. “I’m Lira,” she says simply. “Healer. Seer. Both, depending on the moon.”

she firmly said. "What if I don't want to?" she retorted in a teasing tone. "Then I'm going to find out who you are. I will ruin your life and make sure that you will never get up again. I will crush you into pieces and won't even show you an inch of mercy." The woman became silent on the other line but she knew that she was still there. She could still hear her breathing followed by loud laughter. "Do you think this is funny? I'm not kidding you. I will seriously ruin your life if you don't stay away from my husband. I know my worth and I won't let you ruin my family! I will bring you down!"

She can’t tell her story and acts dumb because this is the only way that she can survive. “Nothing. I just felt like someone was waiting for me.” The woman raised her eyebrows. They seemed to be waiting for her answer but she left them hanging just enough for them to not understand what she was saying. “You don’t have to worry, you’re safe here,” the man said while secretly glancing at his wife again. "Yes! You're safe here!" the woman also answered restlessly. “Do you know your name?” Lirah just stares at the void for a moment and pretends that she’s trying to remember what happened. “Ahmm…”