Aphmau And Her Friends Novels & Stories

FLASHBACK (18 years ago). As the little white-haired girl Amaia runs faster out of the forest where the enemy is. She loses her balance, making her feet stumbled at the big roots of Cupressus Tree. Her unbalanced body rolled down at a hilly side of the forest, going down to the river. Before her body meets the water, her head hits the big rock making her unconscious. Her body floats at the big outflow of the water down to the city of Human Town.

When she didn’t get any response from him, she this time linked with her father and uncle. Silence. “No!” Amarah then shouted in fear as a sudden thought crossed her mind. She rushed out but was abruptly held by Matt strongly. “Clayton! Matt, let go of me!” She struggled against Matt’s tight grip, trying to make him let go of her. Tears are streaming furiously down her eyes as the wolves of the pack and the allies started appearing or coming in in different lines. Some of them are assisting members with one shoulder over theirs or being carried over their backs. Others had made makeshift carriers for the injured.

But Samara doesn't accept the payment so she can't do anything but just let it go and thank her. They also don't talk much. As a result, she can't say that Samara is her friend, and she has no intention of making friends with Samara or even learning more about her. It's enough that she knows how her personality changed, and Samara also promised not to divulge anything about her illness. "Where are we going to eat later?" Ameira heard Joseph ask. They were all the same age. Ameira met them on the street where they perform until they decided to come together to sing as a group, and Ameira was the vocalist.

Ammi chuckles and Halima smiles, she's her second mother. After exchanging pleasantries, Ammi tells Halima about the improvements in Fatima's therapy and Halima feigns hurt. "Haba Ammi, gaskiya I'm angry at her. So she can't call her life long bestie and tell her. I'm so hurt!" Ammi chuckles, trust Halima to be dramatic. "Kunfi kusa {you're closer}." Halima pouts and after exchanging another set of pleasantries, Halima cuts the call to call her best friend. Immediately Fatima picks the call, Halima shouts.

What happened last week especially that night? The only thing she could recall was killing the demons after that she went back to The Order underground hideout, right? But something was missing. Seraphina shrugged. Her phone rang and the call dial read 'Amara'. A smiled forms on her face. Amara is Seraphina's bestfriend. They been together through thick and thin. "Hey, Seraph," Her voice was light which made Seraphina smile more. "I warned you not to call me that name, Mara."

Chloe and Everly noticed the way she ignored speaking about the baby's health but they didn't press any further questions about it. Everly nodded. "Well, if you ever need anything, don't hesitate to let us know. We're here for you, Amara." She smiled warmly. Chloe chimed in, her eyes bright with excitement. "We should catch up sometime, just like old times! Maybe we can grab lunch together and just do some friends things together?" Amara's heart clenched at word friends. Just few hours ago, she lost her friendship with Samuel and Rose. She tried not to think of it. She should be glad that they are safe and alive, especially Rose after the stunt she pulled on Killian.

Chapter The farmhouse felt different with Amara there. She was quiet, skittish, flinching at every sound. But there was something else underneath the fear—a spark of hope. She looked at the other Hell Maidens like they were miracles. "All of you," she whispered. "There are so many of you." "Not enough," Nia said. "But we're growing." I sat on the porch, watching the sun rise over the fields. Marcus joined me with two cups of coffee.

Only a few machines, powered by their internal batteries, flickered faintly. In the dark, Katie screamed, "Ah! What happened?" "The power's out!" came the nurse's voice. "Ashton! Are you crazy?" Jason's voice was filled with panic and anger. I lay on the ground, gasping for air. The tape over my mouth had loosened from my sweat. I tore it off. Feeling the warm liquid drip from my forehead, I smiled. In the dark, my smile must've looked savage. Crazy? Yes, I was crazy.

“I don't know. But I do know that there are other scary things that we have to watch out for. The last time I was here, I fell into a river of blood and human parts.” My brows quirk in response. “Yeah, I saw that. It even rained blood last night. I need to find my friends before something bad happens to them. Can you help me?” Amara agrees readily, her eyes glancing around, leery of what might appear. I can't say I blame her, though. “Thanks, Amara.” Amara gives me a gentle smile as she makes her way towards the rock moat. We both move from one end to the other, trying to find a way in. After a moment, Amara stops next to me and points to a really rocky area. “I think we can jump over each o

Phoenix ran and the two friends laughed. Lucy and Azza go up, and they see Amira crying in the corner. "Hey." Lucy approached, but Amira was just trembling with fear. "I'll call Ma'am Capa, she's the only one who can talk to her." Azza said and ran. Lucy and Amira were left inside the comfort room. "Don't hide here. You won't be in the comfort room for life, which is very dark. Come on." He held her hand but Amira avoided him. "Come on?" Lucy insisted, but she heard her sobbed even more.