Usotsuki Lily 소설 & 이야기

"I'm going to win the Pack Healer's Crystal Competition this year. The former Alpha King will finally approve of me, and we can be together properly." I met her gaze, my expression neutral. "Hmm," was all I offered in response. My amber eyes drifted toward the window, my thoughts elsewhere. Victoria's smile faltered at my lack of enthusiasm, but she quickly recovered, continuing to serve breakfast with practiced grace. (Olivia's POV) The door to Lily's room creaked open as I stepped inside. The familiar scent of moonflowers and vanilla – Lily's favorite – still lingered in the air. I approached the small altar I'd created in the corner. The Moonwood Ceremonial Urn sat there, its carved surfa

Lily said her hand was busy picking up sushi with chopsticks and stuffing it into her mouth. Noah shrugged, "For your Hermes bag maybe," he said half jokingly. Ha, Ha, yeah maybe, Lily said, smiling widely. Noah took a sushi and start eating it, he wanted to directly ask Lily a lot of things but he waited for the right time because Lily seems to enjoy her dinner. "You have to eat, if you put on all your energy in this case without eating enough, you will probably die next week." "Open your mouth!" Lily thrust salmon sushi into Noah's mouth who couldn't help but eat it. At that time they did not realize that outside the window there was a woman who was looking at them with a disappointed look

Lily: “Just a couple of early birthday presents.” Me: “My birthday is not for another couple of months, you know.” Lily: “Yes, but I needed to get my phone number to you somehow, and I thought this might be the best way.” Me: “It was an awesome way.” Me: “How are you, Lily?” Lily: “I am doing really well. I just found a new job that I really like, and I am starting to have a lot of hope for my future.”

She was the daughter of Marquess Leonard Summer and his wife, Marchioness Haruko. "Alan-sama! Gilbert-sama! Please forgive their transgressions; even though they are in the wrong, it's not good to waste your anger on those with low intelligence." This time speaking, using that sugary adorable voice of hers, was Lily Bloomdale. When looking at Lily, one couldn't help but be charmed by her gentle and extremely cute appearance.

I tried to speak, but my eyes didn't give me the chance to tell him how I really felt about him, and now he will never know, Eve won— I was dead. ------------------------------------------------------ The #BestCommentAward goes to Joy Teo! With a four-star rating, the reader wrote: "Lily descent into darkness is both scary and intriguing one. It definitely kept this reader on her toes. Keep it up!" Joy Teo is also an author! Please read their book 'Come To Me' on GoodNovel app and give some love to the book!

he asked. Lily looked at both of them and then she smiled. “Fine,” she said. “But I want something in return. Do something nice for her, make it right.” Kale laughed. “Anything,” he said. “Name it.” Lily held out her hand. “I am not going to name anything, ” she said, crossing her hands and looking away. “Do something from your mind.” Jayden reached into his pocket and pulled out a black card. “Take this and buy her something nice for yourself. You know, take her out.”

Lydia asked, echoing her sister's earlier comment. “Yeah,” Sean nodded. “You smell like honeysuckle.” “No, that’s not my smell,” Lydia waved him off. “Well, it’s true! Lydia, you smell like that,” Blake added, sniffing her sister. “If I remember correctly, your smell used to be like ice in a…” “White snow,” Lydia completed. How could she smell like honeysuckle? Her wolf was associated with the scents of white snow and bluebells. She sniffed at herself but regretted it; without her wolf, she couldn't smell anything.

Lily asked sounding scared but just then the old lady walked in, and Lily looked at her strangely. "Who are you?" she asked. "Joe, leave us first," the old lady said "Granny my name is Joshua, not Joe," Joshua said rather unhappy. "You wish, now be a good lad and leave us," said the old lady. Joshua left the room and Lily was left with the old lady. She walked slowly with her stick and sat on the chair next to Lily. Lily was silent, sweating and very afraid. The old lady frowned when she saw the sweat on Lily's forehead. She opened the cupboard next to Lily's bed, brought out a ceramic plate and placed it on the table next to Lily's bed. She then took a match and lit a candle she brought. Sh

Lily Lily had Wyatt ate their fill of sushi. They sat back in their chairs, finishing off yet another glass of champagne. “You weren't joking,” she said, sighing with contentment. “That was the best sushi I've ever had.” “Wasn't it amazing?” Wyatt asked. “It's so fresh. I'd keep on eating, except that I don't think I could fit another bite of sushi in my stomach.” “Me either.” Lily gently patted her stomach. “Although, there were some pretty good desserts on the menu. There is a small chance that I might just able to fit some dessert in.”