Mystic Messenger Lemon Novels & Stories

The moon peeped through the almond tree leaves and faintly lit up the dark path ahead. Detective White cast a terrified gaze ahead. He focuses his gaze on the path ahead. He has been running for five minutes. When things were about to get messy outside the Mystic cave, Bonnie opened a blue portal. She wasn’t thinking straight and this made her not focus on the path the portal would lead. She took hold of Detective White’s hand. ‘Lucas won’t forgive me if anything would happen to you.’ She pushed him into the portal.

She interrupted and asked bluntly, "Did she ask you to pass on any messages to Aurora that day?" Leila thought for a moment, then replied, "Yes, she asked me to tell Madam Aurora that Mrs. Lester would also be attending Madam Rebecca's funeral." "Did she give you anything to deliver to Aurora?" "Yes, she gave me a package of herbal medicine." "What kind of herbal medicine?" "I remember it was Moonroot." "Was there any note or message hidden in the package?" Leila shook her head. "I don't know. After I relayed the message, Madam Aurora dismissed me right away."

Her lips quivered with fear as she summoned courage and said,“ Lycan King Leon…your men are dead.” Leon’s eyes flashed with anger at the woman’s statement. “ What? All of them?” he asked in disbelief, and the woman nodded. “ The messenger fought as if he was helped by m-magic,” she said in fear. “ Where is he?” Leon asked. “ Outside, still waiting for you to grant him entry,” she replied. “ I suppose he would like to die by my hands. Let him in,” Leon said, despite the court's reservations. But I knew Leon was begrudgingly impressed by the messenger’s skills. If anything, he probably wanted the messenger for himself.

His smile brighten up as soon as his eyes laid on me. “Wow!” he exaggeratedly muttered and looked at me from head to toe. “I’ve never seen an angel here on earth, Madame!” My forehead just wrinkled because of his corniness. “I don't think any angel has devil horns, Leo.” I immediately popped his bubbles. “A glass of Martini for you, lovely lady,” Leo handed me a glass of drink and I then sipped on it. “Have you seen a guy here?” I asked Leo the moment I remembered I will be meeting that disgusting guy named Damon.

Agatha handed over the white envelope to Mishka. Mishka took the envelope and examined it. She thanked Agatha and turned to open the envelope when her phone buzzed in her denim shorts. She retrieved her phone and Leo’s message flashed on the screen. “We have landed safely, but I forgot to give you an envelope. I’ve asked Agatha to deliver it to you.” “I got it,” Mishka texted back. Her forehead wrinkled as she took out an old wrinkled paper from the envelope with a few red patches on it. She got confused at first, but when she opened the letter, her eyes widened.

So, Leon decided to swallow his words. "Mister Westwood, let's talk about your situation," Leon said. He wanted to deal with Raphael's matter first. It would not be too late to tell Raphael about the pills after that. "It's like this. I just heard some news in the morning that there's a Mystical Dragon Jade in the black market. I just don't know if it's real or not. I wanted you to help me to take a look to verify its authenticity." Raphael looked quite eager as he voiced his request.

I missed you. How was Paris? Wonderful. You really should have come. She perched on the edge of my desk. Marie sends her love. And I brought you these. She pulled a small box of macarons from her bag and set them in front of me. “Thank you. I appreciate it.” “That’s it?” She smiled, clearly teasing. I travel across the ocean and all I get is thanks? I forced myself to smile back. Sorry. It's been a busy morning. They look great.

“What? Where?” “When I was locked in that stupid room,” Emma explains. She gives me a sideways glance, but she has a half-smile on her face. Maybe I’m not in as much trouble as I think. “Suddenly, there was a woman in a long white dress with silver hair floating in the air telling me that I’m the Mystic Luna and I had to believe in myself or something like that.” “What’s a Mystic Luna?” Mandy asks.

Mystic squeezed Aaron’s hand. Her voice threaded into his mind: Let me. He inclined his head. She stepped forward, spine straight, chin lifted. “My name is Mystic Hayes — daughter of Helen and Dawson Hayes. I have not walked these lands since I was a child, but they are still my heritage.” She turned her forearm outward. A glowing tattoo shimmered beneath her skin — intricate, ancient, unmistakable. “I bring this mark as proof.” The head warrior slowly descended from his position and approached her, his boots echoing on stone. Aaron shifted instinctively — ready to move — but Mystic remained still.

With no closed or open sign displayed, Cecelia turned the knob to see if the door was open or locked. The door of the Bayou Mystic Essence squeaked as Cecelia slowly opened it. The inside was flooded with bright sunlight as it streamed in through the opened entrance displaying shelves and racks filled with herbs, candles, and other materials needed to perform any type of spell or healing that a mystic may need. “Can I help you?”