Accidentally Amy Novels & Stories

She should have looked like any other academy girl getting ready for school, but her restless fingers tugging at her bracelet betrayed otherwise. “I have a date with Adams tonight,” she said finally, her voice edged with nerves. “And.. I’m already scared of playing this stunt with him. He's more dangerous than we thought,” Steve didn’t answer at once. He leaned back in his chair, arms crossed, a smirk tugging at the corner of his mouth. His phone screen glowed faintly in his palm, replaying the clip he had saved far too many times. The first video: the principal’s office. The grainy recording caught Thea seated stiffly across from the woman, her voice lowering as she proposed that Thea shoul

I could imagine him yelling at me upon seeing me. As I passed by, I watched everyone passing by to the exit door. I was so deliberate at doing this that I hit a lady who was coming from the opposite direction. It wasn't intentional. It happened as I was looking in the opposite direction, I mistakenly jammed my body against hers. I managed to grab her before she fell and glanced at her. Oh goodness! It was emotional. It was heart melting. It was so unexpected that I lacked words to express it. Right there in my arms were the lady I had seen. It was my comeback Amy. I didn't know what I was doing so I mistakenly called her name.

Amy thought about her husband again while she was driving. It was the only thing that kept her from panicking. She thought about when she first met Bryan at a local grocery store and how she did something terrible to her future husband. She struck Bryan on the heel of his foot on purpose with her shopping cart to get his attention. Amy felt like a stalker for following Bryan all around the store before she tapped him with her shopping cart.

I smiled at her cuteness, before patting her head. “Of course, I’ll eat with you,” I told her, and Georgia gave me a smile, before dragging me away from our classroom. And as we were running to the cafeteria, unexpectedly, we bumped into someone. Well, technically, it was only me who bumped into someone. “I’m sorry,” I said, and even the person who I bumped into said she was sorry. But I was shocked to see who it was. “Amelia.” “Victoria.” Amelia was the one who I accidentally bumped into. She was with Mandy, and my fix went to Mandy’s hands that were wrapped around Amelia’s arms. Then my stare went back to Amelia’s face.

Then, he averted his gaze from me and mumbled, "You don't care about me at all." I ignored his act and sat on the couch, asking, "Why did you lead me to say those things when you knew it was me?" He dropped his aggrieved act and smiled slyly. It was almost as if he'd set up a trap to lure me in. "I was curious to see how far you could go, angel. I'm really sad, though… "We were only lucky enough to get matched up because we live close to each other. Wouldn't you have said those things to another man if you matched with them tonight?"

So, this was what Henry meant by telling her everything. It turned out Macie still cared about Henry, and Henry... probably liked Macie too. I was just an inconvenient and annoying mistake. All his previous actions were just a cruel joke. I had never felt so embarrassed. "Macie," I started, my voice barely a whisper. "You... You know everything?" She looked at me with a flat expression, devoid of any warmth. "Yeah, Wendy. I know." I felt the sting of humiliation, my face burning. "I'm sorry," I muttered, my eyes fixed on the floor. "It was a mistake. I'll move out."

There was no way I was going to stand there, wait for her to finish bad-mouthing me, and then give her gifts like a fool. Not once did she mention me in a good light. She talked non-stop about Graham and Elgin. I kept watching her, surprised that so much bitterness hid behind such an innocent face, that she had concealed her true feelings so perfectly. I didn’t stay. I turned and briskly walked toward the exit, then bumped into someone. Her sister, Yuvonne. “Oh, Alpha Baxter, what are you doing here?” she asked, pouting. I rolled my eyes and tried to leave, but my body lost control, and I fell onto the road.

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Cole said, "Stop this!" Amy pushed him away. "Are you crazy?, I didn't do anything, I made an honest mistake, I promise you I didn't know who you were, you called me remember and not the other way round, what is wrong with you!" "I want to accept you Amy, I really want to, and God knows I'm ready to forget whatever happened, I can buy you things Adamos can't Amy, take you places he can't even think of, please just—"

“Oh, excuse me, Your Royal Highness. Maybe I’m just a little upset about being dragged out here against my will by your band of merry idiots.” “We aren’t idiots. It was an honest mistake,” one of his goons commented, looking hurt. Amy glared at him. “My apologies for offending you, good sir,” she said mockingly, flipping him off. Lucas turned slowly, his jaw tightening. “For the last time, this wasn’t supposed to happen. I don’t know what kind of bad luck made you the one my men grabbed, but trust me, I’m not thrilled about it either.” Amy rolled her eyes and threw her hands up in exasperation. “Wow, what a heartfelt apology. I feel so much better now. Let me guess—you’re going to offer me t