Novel & Cerita The Loud House Lily Cry

Lily shouted voice cracking along with her words. Gio and Lily stared down at each other until Gio made her way back into her room and packed her things. “You need to understand that not everyone is-” Gio is saying when Lily’s loud voice interrupted her. “Fucking move! Leave this place. Can someone tell her to leave like right now?” Lily walked away as Gio left the house. Lily covered her eyes as she sat on her bed thinking about her earlier outburst. She felt uncomfortable cooped up in her room so she informed her mom that she was going out.

Lily sighed “Lily, what’s happened?” “Cleo….I can’t do this! I can’t….” She then cried again “Lily, what happened?” Cleo was confused “Cleo, I’m so sorry. The doctor said you experienced miscarriage,” Lily said with a weak voice “No….no, that’s not true, right? Lily…..” Cleo started to cry loudly Lily moved closer to her and gave her a hug. She cried in her embrace and it wasn’t long, the door opened. James came in with Luke on the wheel chair

The crying wasn't loud. God. Just persistent. Fair. The kind that slowly drives parents insane. Reasonable honestly. Then Lily wandered into the room. God. Carrying Mr. Buttons. Fair. Naturally. Reasonable. She stopped. God. Looked around. Fair. Then asked: "Why Peanut grumpy?" Reasonable. A fair question. God. Nobody knew. Fair. Then Lily walked closer. Reasonable. And immediately— Peanut stopped crying. God. Silence. Fair. Instant silence.

One she hadn't expected one bit. Lily wriggled. "What are you doing!" "What am I doing huh?" In a flash, Liam lowered Lily down and had her standing on her feet again. Lily heaved out a sigh, relieved. If only she knew something else was coming. "Hey! Let me have your attention, you all!" Liam's deep voice rang in the club house, loudly. His eyes blaze as he looks over Lily's shoulder to the crowd of people. A smirk tug at the corners of his lip.

I look behind me to see Noah and Theo standing behind me. "What are you doing here Lily?" Theo asks suspiciously. I notice Ryan coming in the living room while he is talking on the phone and he stops when he sees me with wide open eyes. Noah, who is standing slightly behind Theo gestures something but I don't understand as I am blank. "Lily, are you by any chance… Oh no… Is she…Oh no… Dad is going to be super pissed at you, Ryan." Theo says as he looks at me then Ryan then at me then Ryan again.

The safe house smelled of coffee and rain on the windows. The family had gathered tight, the kind of silence that pressed against the walls like the ocean outside. Lily sat at the head of the table, hands folded, face calm like she'd already made up her mind and the storm was just the wind behind it. She looked older tonight, twenty now, the girl who once couldn't speak finally finding her voice in full sentences that cut straight through everyone.

She looked at the camera with an eerie smile on her face. She smiled exactly like the hugging bear in her arms. I jumped in fright and smacked the hugging bear away from her. Lily went into a panic as she nervously picked up the hugging bear. Her eyes turned red as she pointed at me accusingly. "I hate you, Mommy!" Even my husband, Gavin, thought I was blowing this up. "It's just a doll. If Lily likes it, let her have it." Was I being too dramatic about this?

I push a chair backwards, sit down, adjust it forward, undo my zip, pick up a cutlery, and when I'm about to dig into the porridge, a loud agonizing cry, which I recognized to be Kat's, fills the room. "Lily is missing!" Lily is missing? My eyes rise from the delicious porridge in front of me to look at Kat. Her eyes are red and swollen. Her nose is licking. Tears roll down her cheeks as a loud, uncontrollable sob escapes her, causing her to shake. Her both hands clutch her phone to her chest like it's a life wire. "Tiff said Lily left school after closure and that Lily is not with her. But the school said Lily was absent today."

I must have looked a mess—hair disheveled, tears streaming down my face, and panic etched in every inch of me. Calista, who had been sitting near the window with a book in her hands, stood up immediately. “Lyra, what’s wrong?” she asked, rushing toward me. “My son!” I cried, my words barely coherent. “Leo… he’s gone! Someone took him!” Gasps filled the room as murmurs began to spread among the pack members present.

The New Year's Eve dinner is almost ready when the doorbell rings. I wipe my hands and answer the door, thinking it's a relative stopping by. "Justin Lowell." I can never mistake that face. I slam the door shut and press my back against it, my heart racing. "Who's that? Why didn't you let them in?" My wife, Lily Fisk, pokes her head out from the kitchen. "Don't open…" My throat goes tight. It's too late. Lily's already turning the doorknob. The woman outside smiles at Lily and says, "Hello. I'm Justin's wife, Katy Dugan." The rolling pin slips from Lily's hand and hits the ground. She immediately turns to look at me. "Justin." Lily's voice is trembling. "Is she telling the trut