Novel & Cerita And Stay Away Ayaya

With that, they closed the cell again and said goodnight before they left the room. Now, the pain was the only one that accompanied me since Audrey can't talk to me. I prayed to the moon goddess to at least give me a chance to see my family before I can't see them anymore. I wish mom was alright out there. Or I wish Luke or Sammy already found her. "Stay strong, drey," I said before darkness got me.

All I want is out from here along with Shawna, as soon as possible. I ignored his question as I looked at Aya and asked again-" I just want to ask when can we leave. I want to leave before the war starts. I have done enough for the war and I think You can manage from here... So I will be leaving as soon as possible" Aya turned towards me and replied with no emotions on her face-" Soon. But now. I will inform you." I stared at her for a few more minutes. I don't understand what more does she want from me. Why do we even have to stay? She said again-" As you have backed off from the war, I want to bid you a final goodbye. You and Shawna must wait for me in the guest cabin. I will be there soon

“Stay away from me.” Before he could respond, someone cleared their throat beside them. Maya turned—and there she was. Amaya. Hair perfectly braided. Eyes lined sharp. She was everything Maya wasn’t—loud without speaking, fierce without trying. “I see we’re making new friends,” Amaya said, her gaze locked on Maya but her words aimed at Zane. Zane sighed, rubbing the back of his neck. “Don’t do this, Amaya.” “Oh, I’m not doing anything,” she replied sweetly. “Just saying hello to the new girl. Maya, right?”

Larisa replied, her mood suddenly turned into a sad one as she remembers what transpired between her ex-lover and Daisy. “Well, try not to think too much, you need to be in your best mood for this shoot. Come here” Ava quickly pulled her into a hug. After a short while they disengaged “Here comes the trio!!” Someone announced and they both turned looking at the entrance

Ayira fell against my chest and apologized for her clumsiness. "I need to tell my brother that I'm leaving, meet me at the end of the driveway," she said with a grin and left in a hurry. I smiled and appeared near the garbage cans at the edge of the public sidewalk. The coroner was gone and so were the police. I crossed my arms and hoped that I wasn't making a big mistake by taking her. All my worries subsided when I watched Ayira coming towards me with a beautiful smile on her face. I swallowed uncomfortably and blinked my eyes as she came right up to my side.

Aya nodded, and responded. "She would learn the hard way this time!" Aya gritted her teeth and said. Amidst the hugs and tears, friends bombarded her with questions, their words tumbling out in a rush. "How did you escape?" "Where have you been?" "We thought you were gone forever!" Questions like these kept revolving around her ears. Amaya, wearing triumph on her face, managed a small, enigmatic smile. She responded. "I cannot explain it all now," she began, her words measured, yet filled with conviction. "But I knew I had to come back, for all of you."

the joy. "Go away!". Ayanna yelled and immediately chant a spell that had her inner voice locked up. She immediately went on her knee, stretched forth her hand and her spell book came flying to her stretched hand. She began chanting a spell that will have her body distracted. because that's the only way to stay away from the Royalties. and after some minutes of spell chanting. her body finally came at ease,But her mind won't erased the part of where she watch her Mate make out with another woman.

in the dirt with Lily standing triumphantly on his stomach, arms raised like a conquering hero. “See?” she declared. “Ferocious!” “Ferociously heavy,” Brinn wheezed, patting her ankle. I smirked. “You deserve every cracked rib.” Aya returned with a splash of water on her face, droplets catching the sun in sharp beads. For a moment, she looked carved out of flame and stone—wild, untouchable. Then she caught me staring. “What?” she snapped. “Nothing,” I said quickly. “Just… wondering if you even know the meaning of ‘take it easy.’”

She politely declined the water, her nerves getting the best of her. Before she could make her escape, Justin called out her name, causing her to freeze in her tracks. She slowly turned around, ensuring there was a safe distance between them. "I won't come any closer," Justin reassured her, noticing her discomfort. He respected her boundaries and understood the need for personal space. Ayva nodded, her guard still up. "You did great," he said, his voice filled with admiration. "Thanks," Ayva replied, her voice trembling slightly. ****** "Ayva!" a familiar voice greeted as soon as she stepped into the living room.

When I was able to restore my composure and my own thoughts, I said to Jay: In an attempt to raise him in vain, I said, "I'll have to take you back to Fang Yu." "No," he answered. "Even if we're far away, I have to stay here to heal, but you are free to go on your own. You must get away from here, Ava." I pressed my hands to his wound, making Jay moan in agony. "I already ran away from Kyle once," I whispered. "I'm not going to run again. Let him go ahead and kill me if that's what he wants."