Abigail Telenovela Novels & Stories

His hand settled over hers on her abdomen. “An heir,” Nathan whispered, his voice trembling with emotion. “A prince or princess of the Nest.” The war with Rodriguez was over—but a new chapter had begun. Abigail was no longer a vulnerable human. She was the mother of the Nest, carrying beneath her heart a new generation—one that could finally become the bridge between two worlds.

Drawing another long breath, she tried to steady the increasingly erratic rhythm of her heart as the memory of Yoren’s gaze the night before crossed her mind again—brief yet undeniably different. “Continue investigating,” Abigail ordered at last. “I want to know whatever you can find, no matter how small.” Warrick nodded. “Yes, my Lady,” he replied firmly before taking his leave. Solitude wrapped around Abigail in an unsettling silence. Without distraction, the storm inside her chest became clearer. She stood watching as the sunlight gradually faded. The sky slowly darkened—just as something within her did. Before, Abigail had been able to console herself with the thought that Paige was mere

"It was you!" Grace looped her arm through mine. "Didn't you notice that every step of this detonation plan went far too smoothly? I truly wonder how the Chandler family raised their eldest daughter." She snorted in disdain. "If we didn't drive you mad first, how could we destroy you?" When Abigail realized that the situation was beyond saving, her expression changed. She said, "Connor, whether you believe it or not, this is my second life. In the previous life, you chose me, and we were so happy! No matter the past or this life, you're the only person I have ever loved!"

Goodnight Dominic, make peace with your wife" My phone buzzed and I see it's Adrian calling “ I saw you at dinner with my brother today and I'm thinking you're falling for him again. I can't let that happen Abigail, I know we've only known each other for some months but I like you and I would love to ask you out to dinner..” I cut the call so I wouldn't need to hear the end of his memorised speech