Tiger Lily Cookie Run Novels & Stories

She explained with a scared look on her face and I couldn't help but hug her tightly sideways. "Well, next time instead of running, try fighting, Lily. Just imagine how strong and brave you are and you will hold the power to chase away your demons." I added, looking at Tyler and our eyes locked with each other. He knew I was speaking to him indirectly and smiled at me warmly as I kissed Lily on her forehead. "Here you go, guys." He placed two glasses of milk and a plate of choco chip cookies in front of us. Lily beamed in delight and started to dive into the cookies first as expected.

Colorful banners with family names flapped overhead, and the scent of baked apple pies drifted over everything like some kind of festive curse. Lily was already barefoot, running in loose circles with leaves stuck in her hair and glitter on her nose. “WAKE UP, WAKE UP, THE FEAST AWAITS! THE FINAL TRIAL APPROACHES!” “Lily..” Mama called, one hand shielding her eyes from the sun, “.. darling, if this ‘final trial’ involves any insects, so help me—” “No insects! Just honor! And maybe worms!” she yelled, then somersaulted into the grass.

Lily challenged. "You mean poker?" Lyla asked and Lily nodded "No thanks, I don't want to taint my victory," Lyla rejected. "How about I make it interesting," Lily said with a smirk. "How interesting?" Lyla questioned as Derrick looked on. "The winner gets to eat lunch prepared by Derrick," replied Lily. "Hey!" Derrick said with an eyebrow raised and Lily winked at him. "Plus, chocolate fudge," Lyla suggested. "Done," Lily replied and Derrick's jaw dropped.

Then she saw him. God. A man. Fair. Standing alone. Reasonable. Tall. God. Older. Fair. Wearing a dark coat. Reasonable honestly. Then Lily frowned. God. Because visitors were rare. Fair. Very rare. Reasonable. Especially strangers. God. Then the man crouched. Fair. Slowly. Reasonable. Holding something out. God. Food. Fair. For the puppies. Reasonable honestly. Then Cookie immediately ran toward him. God.

She spun, faster than she had thought she would ever do and took to her heels. Legs flapping almost touching the back of her head, she ran breathlessly, never harbouring the thought of stopping to catch a glimpse of the figures. Hopefully she could do that once she got into safety but until then she would keep running until she was sure she was far away from her chasers. Lily could hear the thudding sound of her heavy footsteps as she ran but the ones of her chasers seemed even heavier and boomed in her ears. Her wolf tugged and wriggled to be let out. She shoved it off. Shape shifting seems to be the last resort she would use in such a situation.

He came back a few minutes later with cookies and served it round. They all started to eat and talk about school. I was so distracted by thoughts of Alya and what she could have gone through that I only noticed the wolfsbane when I had already put a cookie into my mouth. As it spread through my body, I realized Josh had laced the cookies with wolfsbane. Whether they figured me out or not, I was about to find out.

I stand and dust the dirt off my shorts before saying, “night” I headed back into the lake house and grabbed two more beers. I grab Stephany’s iPad to charge it before heading up to the guest room. I chug down the two beers and scan through date ideas on my phone. Amory has made it clear that money isn’t a priority! Lilies are her favorite, specifically the Tiger Lily. I start searching for ideas, and fall asleep when I have my plans for our next date organized!

"And after that sweet time, Butch Taylor started asking Lily to join the Moonstone mining project. When he learned that Lily could not talk to the moon goddess, he was very disappointed and put the pressure on Lily to mine the Moonstone. He ordered her to think of a solution by all means. Lily had predicted that something terrible would happen to her when she mined the Moonstone, but she went to the mountain for Butcher Taylor, for what she called fated love." "Very soon, misfortune befell, and members of Lily's mining team fell ill. Their skin festers, their eyes go blind... ... there is no medicine to treat them. They can only slowly die in painful groans. On Lily's deathbed, I broke my pr

If my friends hadn’t told me the truth last night, I might actually have believed him. For seven years, she’d abandoned everything and run off to hide in the mountains, while every single company project had been handled and pushed forward by me alone. What did any of it have to do with her? Before I could snap back, Gerald suddenly took my hand. “It’s my fault, Jayden. “I’m willing to apologize to you. Let’s bury the hatchet from now on. Together we can help Coco shoulder the pressure and make the company bigger, stronger!” One second, he gave a cold chuckle, and the next, he suddenly collapsed to the ground, wailing in pain.

I inhaled deeply feeling her scent wash over me. The moment she realized what she did, she buried her face in the crook of my neck. A low growl sounded deep in my chest. My wolf was getting impatient and was itching to mark her and take his rightful place as her mate. I caressed her long strands of blonde hair and leaned my forehead against hers. “Princess,” I said as I pulled away from our embrace. “Let's go for a run in the woods”. I saw her nod eagerly before saying, “Okay”.