When Does Lydia Find Out She's A Banshee Novels & Stories

Leo looked up at her, his eyes dark with uncertainty. “They didn’t come by mistake, Aliyah,” he said quietly. “They came for you.” Aliyah’s expression shifted to confusion. “Me? Why?” Leo stood up, running a hand through his hair as he turned away from her. “They claim you’re one of them. That you belong to the Lycan community.” Aliyah’s brows drew together in disbelief. “That’s not possible. I don’t know anything about them.” Leo looked at her, his gaze sharp but uncertain.

I recollected saying that and panting that cold morning , she promised to keep my secret as Hybrids were seen as threat to the were wolf specie . That is all about myself . “ Laylaaaaaa ” A familiar voice yells my name from a distance . “Lydia ? What are you doing here ?” I asked folding my arms under my chest “ I stopped by the restaurant , Benjamin told me you left .” she replies panting hard . “ He helped me out .” I answered coolly . “ You slept at restaurant again, oh that witch of your aunt would not let you be .” Lydia huffs angrily. “ I wish I could grab her by her hair and poke my fingers into those damn eyes of her. ” Lydia added while I chuckled.

Mine was now one of stark necessity and a love that ran deeper than blood—the blood we supposedly shared. A young pack guard, his armor askew, stumbled into the clearing, his face as pale as the full moon above. "Healer Ethan! Prince Finn! It's... it's Lady Lillian! Her Lunar Spirit... it's fracturing again! She's run to the Broken Moon Cliff! She says she's going to jump!"

This news was not surprising to him, but internally, he vowed that it would never happen again. Once the groundwork was laid, she talked about her visit from the Moon Goddess and what she had learned. When she mentioned the prophecy of the White Lycan, she saw that Travis reacted oddly, pulling back in his seat slightly. Assuming that he was as overwhelmed as she, she continued and explained how her eighteenth birthday was coming in just nine days, and at that point, she expected to change.

“She said your people were born from the blood of the moon, not from wolves.” Lydia's vision blurred. She staggered backward, gripping her head tightly as intense flashes surged through her—not memories, but something much more deeper. Brief glimpses of a night illuminated by firelight. Her father’s voice calling out to her. A woman’s scream. The metallic scent of silver mingling with burning fur. And a pale and shaking hand pulling roughly at her into the forest, urging her to flee. Lydia gasped as the vision slipped away, dropping to her knees. The girl had vanished. The pendant rested in the dirt where she had stood.

Lydia thanked the old woman and offered her a chance to re-join the pack, but she chose to return to her village and wished us both happiness. As Luna, Lydia is a mother to the pack and she does an amazing job, but recently she hasn’t seemed happy, so I am currently planning a surprise date for her. Jared, Logan, Owen, Brandon, Bryce, and Luca are all helping me by keeping her distracted as well as acting as my spies. Their mates are helping too and so far, she does not suspect anything. I am going to take her for a walk in the woods tonight and when the full moon roses, hopefully she will be pleased with what I have arranged for her.

Something cold settled in my stomach. “Okay, ” I said gently, stepping closer. “My name is doctor Kira Hale. I’m here to help you. Can you tell me your name?” “Lydia,” she whispered. I nodded. “Alright, Lydia. Can you tell me what happened before the pain started?” She shook her head. “Nothing. I was at home. Everything was normal. Then… then I felt something pull at me.” I raised my brow at her. “Pull at you?” She nodded frantically, her eyes filled with raw fear. Her voice dropped to a trembling whisper. “Like something was watching me. And then I saw it.”

I muttered, but no one heard me. “Well,” Lydia went on, “after years of hope, prayer, and waiting… it seems the Dalton family finally has a miracle to celebrate!” I felt Xavier shift beside me. I felt my own pulse hammer against my throat. Something was wrong…terribly, painfully wrong. “Mom, what are you talking about?” Xavier asked, his brows pulling together. “Oh, sweetheart,” Lydia cooed as though he were five. “You don’t have to pretend anymore.” She snapped her fingers and that’s when she appeared.

she said. Noah studied her for a moment. Because there was something different in her eyes now. Something sharper. Like she had already stepped into the fight and wasn’t planning to step back out. “You’re not scared?” Noah asked. Lydia let out a small breath. “Of him?” Then she shook her head. “No.” Her phone buzzed softly in her hand. Lydia frowned slightly. Unknown number. Noah noticed the shift in her expression. “What is it?” he asked.

"Baby, you have to keep this a secret from Daddy. He will abandon us both if he finds out. There won't be anything left. Do you comprehend?” Riley nodded dutifully, but she didn't fully understand. "Okay... Mommy..." Lydia’s entire body shook violently as she bit her lip. Her eyes blazed with a wave of furious fury. Haley. She must be the one! Sharp pain shot through her hands as her nails drove deep into her palms. Lydia battled the intense pain ripping through her body after Riley had fallen asleep. After dragging herself into the car, she headed directly to the hospital.