And Stay Away Ayaya Novels & Stories

I knew she sent as much love and calm through our bond as she could. ‘I promise,’ she said softly, her voice carrying the assurance I needed. ‘We’ll be cautious, and we’ll do whatever it takes to ensure our safe return. I love you, Xander.' ‘I love you too, Aarya,’ I replied. My voice choked with emotion. ‘Remember, I’m right behind you. We’ll face whatever comes our way together.’ With those final words, Aarya turned her attention back to the crystal ball, her fingers gently brushing against its surface. The moment her skin made contact, a flash of light enveloped her, and she disappeared from view.

Aryan pulled her away from his body and pushed her onto the ground, "For the umpteenth time, stay away from me, Selene." After that, he shifted and sped away.

"What is it? You look so serious." Aya didn't seem to be listening. She just kept staring into space with her head tilted slightly to one side. But when I called her name again, she slowly turned around to face us. Her eyes were unfocused and her gaze was distant. She seemed completely drained by whatever thoughts she'd been having. "Honey, are you okay?" Ria asked. Aya closed her eyes and nodded. "Yeah, I'm fine now," she answered. "Oh, good," Ria said relieved.

"Is a mistake. I don't care about you; I will never care about you. So it's better if you stay away from me. Understand?" Tears burned in my eyes. I averted my gaze and swallowed around the large lump in my throat. "Yes, Alpha." Aiden took a step back, turning on his feet and slamming the door behind him. ***

I removed the messy apron and grabbed my cars keys. "And where exactly do you think you are going ?" Yaya challenged me standing tall with her six inches Louboutin. "I don't want to intrude so I should just leave..." I said in the most calm voice. "You should stay Raina." Brad gave me a quirky smile.

She smiled at him and let the room…on her way iut she saw Emily “I knew it Zayn …i did say something was fishy “ “Mind your business Emily “ “Atleast she’s pretty” Ayra looked at the both of them not knowing what to say or do “I’ll be leaving now” Ayra said and walked away “Youre such a pain in the ass” “Well if I your dearest younger sister doesnt annoy you..who will “ “Well I don’t appreciate the annoying behavior “ “Thats on you” Zayn rolled his eyes and left

Sarah, her best friend, answered. "Hi. Sarah, it's Ayra calling." “What? Ayra? Is everything okay?” Ayra took a deep breath, her voice barely above a whisper. “I need to get out of the city. Can you help me?” "What? Wait, Why?" "Just... I'll explain later. I just need your help." "Alright, where are you? I'll come pick you up." Ayra searched the street and found a sign not far from her. "Winston Street. I'm in the phone booth right now."

Sarah stop clapping and said : " two love birds .How sweet , I think I am third wheel between you so , I am leaving , you spend your lovey dovey time here .I am going to sleep with Haya " She is going when Arham hold her hand and said :" you are not going anywhere sleep here .Alya leave we will talk tomorrow ". Alya look at their hand and leave in anger . Sarah try to remove her hand from the grip , but no use .She look at him angrily and said : " leave me ".

I gulped the rising bile inside me, “don’t call them please.” “But- ‘’ I cut him off, shaking my head vigorously, causing my headache to worsen. “please don’t. I will leave today itself.” He looked unconvinced but I needed him not to call any cops. “I request you please.” He sighed still unconvinced maybe I couldn’t defer. “Okay, You are fine to leave today itself, just a few more dressing and meds needed to be taken for the cut and the fatigue.” I gave him a grateful smile. “Who brought me here?”

“You didn’t have to bite her head off.” Amaya pushed her food away with a sigh. “Zara, please. I don’t want to talk about it. Not now.” “But—” “No,” Amaya cut her off, her tone sharper than she intended. “Just… spare me, okay? I’m not in the mood.” Zara looked at her for a long moment, then exhaled and leaned back, sipping her drink again. “Fine,” she muttered, though the disappointment in her voice was clear. “But you can’t keep pushing everyone away like this.”