All About Eve Novels & Stories

“I already guessed that. However, how can you easily modify me or make a clone of my original body? How did you be able to get my soul from my original world? It's not like you're a god.” Eve chuckled and nodded her head. “Indeed I am not god. For your first question, it's because I made a deal with the moon goddess but I can't tell you what is it. The second question is also because of the moon goddess. You don't need to know since it was confidential.” “It's okay, I think I could already guess how.” Evelyn simply said, making Eve chuckle. “I pick the right person.” “You're saying it as if I'm a pick-me,” Evelyn said in a calm tone.

Eve quickly rose to her feet and sighed. "I'm sorry mother but I have to go wake Alana up again. The international Alpha meeting is today." Misty sighed in sadness knowing her child was all grown up. Eva was no longer the shy baby that clung to her mother. Misty couldn't figure out where time had gone! It felt like just yesterday Eva was in her arms holding onto her. In the blink of an eye, her baby girl had grown up. "Be careful! And make sure you don't leave your father's side!" Misty yelled as Eva was already halfway out the door.

"Would you believe me if I told you that I wasn't stalking you? I just happen to know everything about you." Eve shook her head. "I wouldn't believe such a thing." Besides, it was impossible. She didn't even know this man in her past life. She could swear she never saw him before. "Eve." Wade leaned forward, placed a hand on her shoulder, and whispered in her ear. "There are several qualities I like to see in a woman, and in this whole universe, only you possess such qualities. I must be straightforward. I have eyes for you, Eve. Since that night at the party, I've been restless."

But it doesn't surprise me. When she died, in order to avoid all the heart and pain, Rachel seemed to push all the memories she ever had of her deep down in her mind and cover it all up with school, her job as an attendant at the coffee shop downtown, boys and a little bit of "people die all the time". She never talks about her. "Eve?" "Yeah?" "What's up with you? I was asking if your recent obsession with gummy worms has anything to do with how Evan ditched you for Australia."

I was up the next morning, laying around, thinking about my redhead when I got a text from Eve. She said she was getting breakfast and to come over in a bit. I was glad to see she didn’t hate me, but I still desperately wondered how the hell Derek never told her about his family or how she never saw a single picture. I rolled over to their room and Eve greeted me, she seemed in a good mood so I just went with it, knowing full well you don’t question a woman when she’s happy. I wasn’t going to do anything to take the smile off her face.

She just HAD to be! As he watched Faidh sleep, Heath thought about how different things would be for the world, now that he had found Eve. Humanity wouldn't die out. Heath was beginning work on his PHD in Biophysics in Nineteen Eighty-Five, when he met May-Ellen Reardon. She was a Math Major who believed the world would end through a new world war. She watched every newscast she could find. She subscribed to numerous newspapers. She spent hours at the grocery store magazine racks. Any hint of conflict anywhere in the world reaffirmed her suspicions. Heath would patiently listen to her daily comments of, "see, I told you it was coming," or, "This is going to be so so bad. They're just gonna w

~Cali~ Evan’s cabin sits in a two hectare property, hidden by profuse verdure from the busy City of New York. It can transport any onlooker from a city to a peaceful paradise, simply Evan’s taste. I’ve still to explore what hides in the forest behind the cabin. I took a mental note to ask Evan for a tour one of these days. In the absence of daylight, the bright silver crescent moon lit up the dusky sky with stars lustrous like gems, giving twilight a new vision. It’s still early for slumber. I came back at nine in the evening only to find no one in the cabin.

"Go head." As Alvaro walked away, just a bit, from Evie, he knew who was calling as he grabbed his phone from his pocket. The name 'Roman' flashed on the screen. As his hand held the phone, his eyes stayed on his wife as he answered. "Que?" [What?] he spoke calmly, while his heart pounded on his chest as he watched his beautiful wife gleam amongst the stars. Her face emphasized by the moonlight, her eyes shining, lips formed to a gentle smile as she 'conversed' with their points, finger pointing to random constellations.

If Eve were even slightly injured, they could all die. It wouldn't be Eve if she cared about that. Eve was known for her infatuation with battle. Don't forget one thing: everyone always followed her every whim. On the other hand, she could be a... Normal girl. Dressing up, shopping, and even dressing like a woman. It was like having two distinct personalities. But right now, she was constantly angry, swearing, and cursing if no one wanted to fight her. Everyone was overwhelmed, but Eve wouldn't, or even slightly lessen her frenzy.

Third POV Eve's fists were clenched in fury as Vespera strode out of the room, fully aware that she had orchestrated a plan to eliminate Helen, knowing all too well that she could succeed. Vespera understood that Helen's demise would place her mother squarely in his sights, serving as the final catalyst to drive him away from her, and she was absolutely correct in her assessment. As Vespera exited the room, brimming with joy and a sense of triumph, she believed this marked the beginning of her new era—one without Eve. What she failed to realize was that she had inadvertently exposed herself, something Eve would have never anticipated.