Unique Lily Novels & Stories

When we unwrapped the presents, we found bedsheets and duvets with fairies on it in the boxes, so we can catch fairies in our dreams. AFTER Lily I wear a cloud of Luc's vanilla perfume and clothes I stole from her; black palazzo, grey turtleneck and black flat sandals with weaven straps. I wear her dangling gold earrings, gold bangles over sleeves of the turtleneck, a necklace with a gold 'K' pendant and a ring on every finger.

both Ailduin and Aolis say together. I’m still watching Madelyn's face when Lucero walks out of the woods as well. “A unicorn? They’re real?” Her face is as priceless as I knew it would be. “Just this one. That is Lucero. She is bonded to me through her light and life,” Lily says. The two come to stand side by side in front of us.

He had never known all these years and I plan on keeping it that way. Lily was just six. And yet she was fading as though she had lived a lifetime, no…as if she were dying. And I could do nothing about it—not in Bleeding Rose, where humans were tolerated only because they worked as slaves to high-ranked Lycans. But with Lily… it was worse, because she was a halfling. Halflings in Bleeding Rose were nothing but an abomination to be killed right from birth. I had hidden her since the moment she came into this world, from every living thing that would see her as a monstrosity.

I would rather remain a slave to them than become a Luna like her. What would people say when they find out their Luna used to be a slave. What would I say when I stand in front of people. I’m only eighteen how would I be a mother to the entire pack? No one will respect an eighteen year old as their Luna. My phone beep in my pocket distracting my thoughts. I took the phone out and smiled at the text notification on my screen. It was from Luiz in our group chat Luiz:yo bitches!! I reacted immediately, I was about to drop a greeting but Sera beat me to it.

CHAPTER ONE The full moon that night was unusually bright. I couldn't remember the last time I'd ever seen it shine that brightly, but I did remember sitting at the raised pedestal with my family and my friends, where I was supposed to be eating and celebrating, but all I did was look glum. The moon was supposed to be a warning, but I missed it. My father caught me staring up at the moon curiously and I heard him give a low chuckle beside me. "You think it's unusual, don't you, daughter?"

Her green eyes roamed over Lydia as she exclaimed, “Oh my God!” Lydia stifled a laugh; she knew her mom would soon comment on her beauty and how she would sweep every male off their feet that evening. It was clear that Lydia resembled her mother, both standing tall and slender, with curves that could captivate anyone. Lydia had inherited Luna Alice's striking green eyes, long tan limbs, pointed nose, and beautifully shaped lips.

Not just the ones immediately visible but the whole constellation. Lily was fifteen, in the middle of high school, already nationally recognized for research that she had produced from genuine curiosity rather than ambition. She was growing into a woman who knew how to use her mind without apology, who moved through competitive academic environments without losing her fundamental kindness. She had watched Elena rebuild from nothing. She had watched Dominic build from less than nothing. She carried both examples.

"You weren't eavesdropping, were you?" "No." Myra avoided Lily's gaze. Lily inclined her head and continued to stare at her silently. Myra finally looked at her and rolled her eyes. "Okay, I did. It's not like you all were quiet, anyway." "Myra." Lily said disappointedly. She looked at her daughter for a moment. She reached out and ran her fingers through her blonde hair with black streaks. Unnatural to many, but Lily adored it. She loved how different the children were compared to other pups. Was that another reason for her identity crisis?

Lily had already understood it very clearly. Now that she had joined forces with Axel, Rose, and Old Master Shaw, she might be able to do something. Perhaps with the support from these people, she would still have an extremely high possibility of marrying Alex. Lily just wanted to marry Alex in this life! In order to marry Alex, she must take sides and join forces with Rose and Axel to eliminate all those she wanted to get rid of. Then, she would definitely be able to marry Alex. Thinking of this, Lily then coaxed Rose and entered her room.

I swallowed every defense. My parents. My brother. My fiancé. All stood by Lily. All wanted me to take her punishment. As Liam said: a mixed-blood descendant should pay for Lily’s sins. But was I not wronged? I had done nothing—yet overnight, the ones who “loved” me showed their claws. How could I not be? The carriage was warm. On the side table sat a bouquet of tulips. I recognized them immediately. Lily’s favorite. They couldn’t survive Silver Ridge’s winters without careful care.