Accidentally Amy Novels & Stories

Every few minutes, she would sneak a glance at Ace, who was lounging by the doorway, phone in hand, completely relaxed. But Amy kept fidgeting. As the nail technician worked on my toes, I leaned closer to her. “Did you see someone, sweetheart? Someone who looked like Ace?” Amy bit her lip. Then she nodded. “Where?” She pointed again toward the restaurant wing of the mall. Ace looked up at us. “Something wrong?” I hesitated before answering. “Amy says she saw someone who looked like you.” He blinked. “Like me? Like… me-me?” “Yeah,” I said softly. “She is a little rattled.”

They push Ava to me and I did a wrong thing that I was going to regret forever. I cheated on her! but it was a accident. A stupid accident. I was totally drunk and when I saw Ava, I saw her, I saw Bettina. And that's where I made a mistake. I woke up lying on the bed with Ava completely naked. I talked her to forget about what happen and this was a honest mistake. But Ava is not a easy person I underestimate her. She posted our picture and tag it to me so Bettina will saw it. I never had any romantic relationships with her and she knew that I was being kind to her. But she misunderstood it and thought I like her too..

I don't want to let her go, but this is the first time I've been in the same room with her and not done something stupid so I decide I should try not to make it awkward. "How about some lemon loaf?" I ask and Harper lets out a real laugh. "Yes, please. I love how you remember my order." She says and I grin at her, rounding the counter and grabbing an extra large piece. "I only remember yours." I say, placing it on the counter before starting her drink. "Really?" She asks, surprise evident in her tone. I feel my face flame in a blush and turn away from her to grab a carton of milk. "Yeah." I admit. I hadn't really meant to say that and embarrassment flames through me.

The next day, Amy made her way toward me after school. Then, she forcefully rammed into me. I hadn't even said anything when she shouted arrogantly at me, "Look where you're going, Julia! You bumped into me!" I frowned a little. Then, I simply stepped aside to avoid her. "Stop right there! Are you going to just walk away after bumping into someone? I want you to kneel and apologize to me!" Amy shouted as she suddenly pulled me back. Her eyes were filled with malice.

I grabbed my car keys with trembling hands. On my way out, I accidentally knocked a picture frame from the table. It crashed to the ground, the glass splitting right across a photo of Damien and me at one of our first dates. My breath caught in my throat. An omen? Or just clumsy hands? Either way, my pulse wouldn’t settle. Moments later, I was speeding down the road, anxiety clawing at me. The steering wheel rattled under my grip as I tapped my fingers restlessly against it. My chest ached with each passing second.

Andy is definitely connecting the dots well and I can't let that happen. This is the perfect moment to activate my soft tool. I pinched my cheek a little and as expected, it turned red. Vulnerability wore over me like a coat, I also managed to gather a fake tear in my eyes. “I didn't know you were going to suspect this soon…” I intentionally zoned off. Andy got alarmed, he quietly packed by the road side and apologized for causing me pain. “Actually, something did happen between Kyle and I but I don't want to talk about it yet. I am afraid that it will really affect Kyle,” I sniffed.

We are not accidents anymore. After he placed the ring on my finger, Damian kissed my lips, and there were fireworks! I stared at the colorful skies and realized that there are no accidents in life. Accidents are merely redirections to our true destiny. As I looked into Damian’s eyes, I was convinced more than ever that my accidental husband, my former brother-in-law, was the real thing, because I chose him and will continue to choose him, today, tomorrow, and for always.

I don't realize I'm smiling until Clara makes a noise that sounds suspiciously like a gasp. "Aww." "What?" "You're smiling." "There wasn't a smile." "There absolutely was." She points at me with her fork. "You looked at your phone like it just solved world hunger." I lock the screen before she can lean closer. "And you're avoiding the conversation." "What conversation?" "The very attractive billionaire who keeps accidentally becoming the topic of every conversation." "I don't think that's how accidents work." She grins. "I'll let you have that one." I shake my head, trying to hide another smile, and reach for my keyboard again.

I didn't know what to speak at all or should I have spoken or not? "It's acceptable. We need to be more careful. Daniel is right." Gabriel voiced out. After breakfast, everyone left when Amy suddenly hugged me. "I'm so sorry babes. I am sorry. It's all my fault." She said with a heavy voice. "Wait.. Amy. What are you saying?" I asked, breaking our hug. She closed her eyes tightly and when she opened them, tears started flowing down. "I… I shouldn't have left then. If I was there at that moment, nothing would have happened of any sort. It's all my fault. I can't even imagine you in….?

his looks. Paul shrugged. 'We all make mistakes.' 'And I've been making them ever since I first went to college.' Amy realized that this was the first time she had ever admitted it. 'And they were getting worse. I was getting more and more . . .' She paused, seeking the word. Careless? No, that wasn't it. Undiscriminating? Nor that . . . 'LooseV Lighting on the right term at last, she spat it out with contempt. 'I thought I was such a free spirit, but I wasn't free, I was loose. Out of control.'