Amber Lightvale Novels & Stories

I can’t help but release a sigh of relief at the welcome interruption. “Amber?” Ryann seems surprised to see her. “Excellent, I’m not late.” The woman beams a smile. What’s going on now? Amber introduces herself as Ryanns old boss and from what I understand she’s here to… watch? I’m not sure what she expects to happen, she seems a little odd actually, like she’s not all there. I don’t think she’s totally human but I’m not positive what she is. Not a Witch or a Shifter, that’s for sure. But she seems nice. Working as a bartender I’m pretty good at making snap judgements about people and I’m rarely proven wrong. While she and Ryann catch up I get busy making her a drink. I mix with the single

Amber nodded just before a contraction rippled through her. As the moon rose to its peak, the Lunas began to push. Amber was the first to birth to her child, which I expected. He was a healthy boy with blonde hair and blue eyes. I passed the boy to Alpha Damien to clean him up as I turned my focus to Michelle. The moon reached its peak as the female was born. I called to Selene and the moon turned blue before she descended to earth. We clasped hands and began the incantation to seal her powers. The wind picked up as we finished the spell. She turned to her beloved creatures and smiled, then faded and returned to the moon. I quickly put the blinding spell on the female and watched as they cra

"Okay, I won't keep you here any longer." "It shouldn't take me too long to speak with Tobias." Amelia spoke slowly, feeling a small tug in her heart at having to part ways with Clarence. It didn't take long for Amelia to find Bryllie and Victoria bathing in a small like that resided in Fulgur woods. Though they were instructed to stay far away from the lightning flowers that grew there, they were given permission to use the lake for hygiene. Bryllie's caramel skin glistened in the sunlight that shone through the tree canopy just ahead, drawing Amelia's eyes to her smooth back and her perfect perky breasts.

When Noah tried to give a friendly touch to Nevaeh, she moved fast and reached in other side. Both Noah and Shyma looked to Mete in a shock. Shyma asked with confusion, "Lizzy,,is it your child Heaven? But why she is acting like non human. Haa, l can remember that 'AC' birth mark in her chest area. Isn't it still there? There will be, right ??" "l am Nevaeh, her DAUGHTER ROBOT", said the Nevaeh. "What?" , asked Shyma. "Huh! you are correct sis. She is looked like my Heaven, but she is Nevaeh. The other version of my daughter. ln one word wecan say that she is my daughter robot.

The alley was dark and i realized it was only a few blocks from where Ruby was murdered, Albert loved something about this place -perhaps it was more than just the eerie atmosphere and the hilly landscape view. The moon had come with rays that bounced off the other side of the trees while i stared at the houses that were constructed further down the road. I heaved a deep breath as i tried to remain calm while i cautiously looked around at any sound, including the birds chirping or the seldom hooting of a car's horn, echoing from down the road. I dipped my hands in my pocket as i leaned against what might look like a building crane and it was just about then, i sighted a shadow walk briskly a

He thought too little of himself and his own safety. Ambrov watched Grayson for what seemed like an eternity. Grayson tried to hide his anxiety by finishing off his drink. But Amber saw the slight shake of the glass in his palm. Her own palms were sweaty and aching from the bite of her own nails. Ambrov had the next move. This was all nothing but a dangerous game after all. Amber understood her endgame in all this, that would be a happy life free of the Van Tessins, with Leo and Grayson by her side, all raising their beautiful princess in harmony. She understood but wasn’t exactly sure how to achieve it. But what the fuck was Ambrov's endgame?

She waved goodbye, shut the car door gently, and watched as they drove off down the road at great speed, heading back toward their pack far from Everbite. Amber stood alone in the night air, wondering what to do with her life now. Perhaps she would pursue her perfume career and forget about love, since she couldn’t be with either of the mates the moon goddess had given her. Fighting back fresh tears after her encounters with Mason and Xavier, she lifted her eyes to the night sky, stars scattered like distant promises, before turning toward her house. She walked up the porch steps, opened the door, and stepped inside. The moment her feet touched the floor, a resounding slap struck her across

"You said that Amber was only a contract employee, and it was all thanks to you who recommended her, and you also claimed to be the daughter of the company owner. It turns out that was just a lie.Could it be about Amber bullying you and always holding you back? That's also a a lieJane started to grill Stella with various questions, and Amber, who saw it, seemed to enjoy it. "Because of you, we all hated Amber before, and you acted like you were a hero for her, bitch!" Jane slapped Stella because she was too annoyed with Stella's hypocrisy. Amber, feeling bored, immediately left the reunion venue and let Stella solve her own problems. On the way home, Amber took the time to stop at one of th

**POV Eleanor** There would be no better moment than this party. People were wearing expensive and extravagant things to attract attention and impress those around them. Amber was in the ballroom, planning to steal some watches, bracelets, rings—anything of value that could be used as an advance payment for the guard. Amber had told me that he only accepted full payment; he feared that after I disappeared, I wouldn't deliver the remaining money. If the Alpha discovered it was him, he would need to flee far away to stay alive.

The clearing at the center of the West was not an open space, but a pocket of impossibly clear air held within a dome of petrified white wood. In the center sat the Amber Cathedral—a structure that looked less like a building and more like a gargantuan, calcified heart. It rose a thousand feet into the canopy, its walls translucent and glowing with a deep, internal heat that made the surrounding "Green Death" seem pale by comparison.