Accidentally Amy Novels & Stories

Still, something about the name bothered me, though I couldn’t put my finger on why. For a moment, I stayed quiet, mulling over her words. Then, my mind shifted, remembering what had led to all of this in the first place. I straightened up, narrowing my eyes at her. “Amy, what happened? How did you get hurt?” Her expression faltered, and she hesitated before answering. “It was David. He and Austin had a fight. I tried to stop it, and David accidentally pushed me into the wall. I hit my head, and... well, that’s when I blacked out.”

Alexander thought about his conversation with Amy in the past. It was when Jo met with that accident. He happened to have a good relationship with Amy and Amy had a particular respect for their family. Amy is the best doctor he knows when it comes to psychological problems. She is specially trained in many things. She even knows the technique of memory replacing memory masking etc. She is competent. "Amy, I need your help." Alexander was more straightforward than anyone and was too casual with Amy. However, according to her friendship with him, Amy never felt offensive either. Despite their age gap, they were still friends, which Amy liked about Alex.

“Are you serious right now? Katie, you’ve made enemies. You’ve pissed off people who don’t like being crossed while you were still in the business world. And even if you hadn’t, this city isn’t exactly a fairy tale. Anything can happen. You can’t just walk out and disappear all day without saying anything. You’re not bulletproof.” The guilt crept in, slow and heavy. I slumped onto the worn-out sofa with a sigh, dragging a pillow onto my lap. “I’m sorry,” I muttered. Maria crossed her arms, still watching me with a frown etched deep into her forehead. “Just… next time, tell me something. Anything. Leave a note, share a location. I was this close to calling the hospitals.” “I didn’t think it w

“Too bad. I was hoping we could still be buddies after this. I didn’t realize you’re trying to make a new enemy out of me.” Before I could react, Amy lunged at me with surprising speed, her fangs bared in a menacing grin. I barely managed to sidestep her first attack, feeling the sharp gust of air as her hand swiped past me. The adrenaline kicked in, and I quickly regained my footing, ready to defend myself. I dodged her grasp and swung my fist, catching her off guard. She staggered but quickly recovered, retaliating with a swift kick that I barely evaded.

he said quickly, but the words felt not enough even as he said them. “You didn’t,” Tim replied. That made it worse. Daniel looked away, his eyes dropping to the floor as he tried to calm himself. “I should go,” he said again, with more firmness this time. “Last night was… I mean, I wasn’t thinking clearly, and—” “You were thinking,” Tim interrupted quietly. Daniel shook his head right away. “No, I wasn’t. I was drunk, I was upset, I wasn’t—” He stopped, his voice shaking as he tried hard to find the right words. “It was a mistake.”

Aimee comforts me as I sob and shake my head. "Why us?" I whimper. "Why does this keep happening to us? We were finally so happy. Why can't we just be happy Aimee, why?" I sob, and she hugs me. "Shayla, it was an accident," Jo tells me, brushing my hair away from my face. I shake my head. "I should have gone with him," I whisper, staring at my trembling hands. "I should've been with him." "Shayla?!" I look up and see Cole's mother running toward me, looking every bit as wrecked as I was. She falls to her knees in front of me, and we both sob.

And, that was when I had to encounter this moron again, Amy. "Are you always this careless?" There was a smirk on her lips, her arms tucked around her chest. I sighed. "I'm sorry for bumping into you. But please, leave my way. I don't wanna cause a commotion here." Uh-oh. Speaking of commotion, I guessed I wouldn't be the one doing that. It'd be Bella. But well, if Amy wouldn't have to say something stupid, I didn't think Bella would care about her.

He will agree with Mommy. She walked outside. As the floor was a little wet, Amy strolled as she didn’t need to rush to return to her workplace. When she walked downstairs, she almost slipped. So, she stopped to calm herself and took a deep breath. But then when she almost reached the ground, a ball hit her leg.

As she was running quickly, she bumped into someone and accidentally spilled her chocolate shake. “F*ck! What did you do to my skirt?!” She yelled and raised her head. That was when she saw that it was the senior from yesterday. “I’m really sorry. I didn’t mean to do that” she apologized. “Seem like your boyfriend isn’t here to save you from me” she said, smirking. She opened the cup and poured it on her body. Passerby watched as she did all of that. They shot their mouth wide open. Amy didn’t utter a word. She just smiled at her again. Everyone thinks she’s weird.

Rachel gave her an encouraging smile and she relaxed, she proceeded to embrace her a warm tight hug in her slender arms which Rachel returned gladly. "Thank you," Amy whispered in her ear as she hugged her again. The guilt of bailing out of Araceli and the other without announcing she was leaving was a self fish act and she couldn't help but feel immense guilt that part of what happened was her fault and she had a part to play in it. "Now we are good, do you mind telling us why you have a deep little cut on your right cheek?? Did you get in an accident or something??," Amy asked getting worried about her.