Yuya X Serena Novels & Stories

"You... you sealed a spatial anomaly without a single containment rune." "I didn't seal it," Serena smiled, the light in her eyes fading back into a warm, natural hazel. "I just reminded it of the light. The bloodline of Seraphina and Ryan doesn't exist to rule over the people, or to blast monsters into ash. It exists to guide and protect when the balance shifts. We are just the hands that carry their spirit forward." As the night settled over the new continent, the twin moons cast a flawless, intersecting glow of lavender and silver across the tranquil waters. Serena sat by a small campfire with the rest of the research team, listening to the soft rustle of the surrounding foliage.

I say. Serena turned her head slightly; her sparkling eyes looking at me made my heart melt. Oh, goddess! Even if she asks for my life now, I will offer it with both hands. And I couldn't refuse any of her offers. Her eyes seemed to have magic power; they immersed me, and there was no way to stop. "Don't look at me like that, baby. I can't stand it." I said miserably. This time, Serena turned entirely around; she placed her legs on either side of my waist, her arms around my neck, petting me like a kitten. "I'm their Luna, right, Elias? Shouldn't I do something to help them?"

“Ms. Yates, if you wanted to see me, you could’ve asked me directly. There was no need to play games like this.” Sera’s gaze dropped to the neckline Xena had intentionally left low. She raised a brow and said, “There’s something I should let you know. Hayden and I are engaged. He is now my fiancé.” The news hit Xena like a hammer to the chest. They were engaged? Sera lifted one hand, and the huge diamond ring on her finger flashed in the light. “The media hasn’t announced it yet, so maybe you didn’t know.” Xena turned her face away. “Do you want me to congratulate you?”

“You need one?” “Yes, please.” Lucas’s annoyance with me didn’t even last a day. He didn’t take my hatred for Lia to heart, but I’m sure this isn’t the last time I will hear about this from him. While Lucas was away, I had nothing else to do but wonder what was happening to Serena. Thirty minutes had gone by, and nothing had changed in her status. She was still in a trance, as if she were sleeping beauty. . . . . ~Serena~

Serena immediately leaned her body against a shady tree in the city park. She used this day off to exercise. Her wet lips after sipping mineral water exudes the charm of a 28-year-old girl who is like an angel. The sweat that flooded her smooth skin added its beauty to all men who glanced at her. The girl's gaze turned to the cell phone in her left pocket. "Hello, Beautiful Girl. How are you hmm?" greeted Serena with a smile. The video call revealed the gaunt face of Lidya, who was recovering in her hometown. Although she looks thin, the aura of happiness radiates from her beautiful face. Thanks to Serena, she and her lover were able to resume their previously complicated romance.

Serena said firmly, “the King’s rightful mate… and Queen of Selvayra.” Naya blinked, shock visible across her features. “A human? And… the king… he actually loved you? How… How is that even possible? You have to explain everything.” Serena sighed and began to narrate everything from her own point of view, leaving no detail out. She told Naya about the events, the bond, Kaelen, the Moonveil Pack, Lyssara, the Time Oracles, and her mission to reclaim her place as Kaelen’s mate and restore the timeline to its proper order.

Serena finished his sentence and smiled. “Let’s go!” Kiran did not want to match her energy. Serena waved her hands at Yvonne and said, “Bye!” Yvonne nodded. She was envious of Serena’s relationship with Kiran. She wanted to be by his side all the time too. Kiran and Serena walked out. Serena hugged his arm and said, “Kiran, how are you going to thank me?”

I whispered. “Rest?” His tone softened, almost curious. “On my border? While your mate hunts for you?” My knees buckled. Strong hands caught me before I fell. Heat seared through me where our skin met. He didn’t flinch. He stared down at me, confusion flickering in his eyes. “You’re not burning me.” “What?” He didn’t answer, only held me tighter. “What’s your name?” “Serena,” I breathed. “Serena Gray.”

"Alpha Ricardo’s border wolves were five seconds away from ripping that human to shreds! She was nearly slaughtered on enemy ground because you wanted to play the noble, charming hero! You handed my most critical asset straight into the jaws of my worst enemies, you incompetent bastard!" Zayden drew back his fist to deliver another crushing blow that would have shattered Lucian’s jaw to splinters. "Stop! Zayden, stop!" A desperate, ragged scream echoed through the corridor. Serena stumbled into the rotunda, her hair tangled, her bare feet bruised, still clutching the oversized wool coat around her shivering body. The moment she saw Lucian bleeding, pinned against the stone pillar, horror twi

Wide open, dust spilling into the hallway like it had been holding its breath, waiting for me. Kael stood between me and the doorway, every muscle in his body wound tight. His eyes kept moving, scanning corners, like he expected the walls themselves to lunge at us. "Serena, stay behind me." "No." He turned his head just enough to look at me. "Serena." "I said no." I pushed past him before he could get another word out. His hand caught my wrist—gentle, not restraining, just... there. "Someone's been playing me for days," I said, keeping my back to him. "I'm done standing behind people while they decide what I'm allowed to know."