Aphmau And Her Friends Novels & Stories

* * * * * * * * * AMARACHI "Amara why do you look so pale?"Aunty Lydia asked as i dragged my feet into the leaving room, holding the polythene bag containing Mrs Justice's spoilt fabric. I slumped on the ground. I couldn't even talk. "Chimo. Amara are you pregnant? Why do you look so dejected?"She asked as she came over to me. The polythene bag dropped from my hands and she took it. Opening it and bringing out Mrs Justice's fabric, aunty Lydia let out a loud shriek.

She answered when she met the eyes of the girl, and knew that the latter was waiting for an answer. The girl smiled then, dropping her equipment. “I feel like we are going to be good friends. What is your name?” “Olivera. What’s yours?” Olivera asked, dropping her equipment too. “My name is Amah.”

Ama rolled her eyes, holding her sister's hand so that they wouldn't get lost in the crowd. Other than being just sisters, Ama and Lyla were best friends. Ama finds it extremely annoying to make new friends or talk with strangers. Leaving Lyla no choice but to be with her sister at all times. Unlike other sisters, their bond was extremely strong, a bond that would last for a lifetime. "Oh yes!" Lyla exclaimed, recalling something. "Huh?"

It took three tries and I was openly crying by the time the call went through. “I need help. I mean, my friend needs help; she’s hurt,” I said desperately when Mr. Xavier answered. “Does she need an ambulance?” he asked. “Yes.” I cried harder. “Where are you and are you safe?” I looked around, then back at my friend. Her face was swollen and she didn’t look like Maria. “I’m in my dorm room and I’m not sure.” “Answer the door only for Mr. Caleb, understood?” “Yes.”

Amba, who was usually the quietest, was now provoking. Hearing Amba's words, Emma nodded in agreement. The other three friends started banging on the table and shouting, "Keyara! Keyara!" With all this encouragement, Keyara felt like she had to do it, it wouldn't be fair to let her friends down who were already excited to see what she would do. "Okay, tell me the challenge," Keyara replied with a challenging tone. "Great!" Rose immediately gave Keyara a thumbs up. Back to the game! Emma raised her hand, asking her friends to be quiet, and then when her four friends were listening, Emma spoke,

With friends like Amelia by her side, she could face any challenge and overcome any obstacle. As the dust settled and the darkness retreated, a sense of calm descended upon the chamber. Luna and Amelia locked eyes, their shared victory etching a bond of trust and understanding between them. No matter what awaited them in the future, their friendship would anchor them and guide them through the darkest of times.

They said they'd be back soon but they didn't come back yet. "What did you do to them?" Scared and concerned, she asked them. "Wanna know? Eat this first and I will tell you." The girl who seemed like the leader of the group took the meat out of her mouth and left it on Amyra's plate. 'Keep calm! Keep calm!' Amyra told herself. "What? Not worried about your friends?" One of the girls chuckled at her. Everyone there now was taking their videos and some were even enjoying the show. Amyra kept her fists

There were several occasions where they had to also let bad things happen because KuLaa always warned them that humans are never to be trusted. This day, Amoux and eight others were selected to visit a big city several miles away from Lockwood village. They had gone there for a spelling bee competition and as usual, Amoux had carried the whole group, helping them bring home the golden cup. To reward them, the teachers acting as their chaperones decided to let them spend an extra day in the city, playing at the city's amusement park. After all, it wasn't everyday villagers like them got access to such astounding technology and witnessed such a crowd with fashions and attitudes that differed t

“Who wouldn’t feel good? It’s been my dream to save people, just like it’s your dream to go to Paris and be a doctor. When you become one, you’ll feel good doing things like that too just like me.” I wasn’t sure I wanted to be just like her. I shook my head slightly and bit my lip before speaking. “I don’t think we have the same dream. You can’t heal everyone—just wolves.” Amber paused and turned to me. Her expression was unreadable. “You remind me of her,” she said, pointing at me, then continued walking. Curiosity was one thing I couldn’t handle. “Who?” I asked, rushing to catch up. “My friend. Her name was Mae,” Amber replied. “She was a runaway.”

Formerly I'd leave the room angrily but I was beginning to change so I didn't find it necessary to scream. "It's really fun," Shuri said clapping her hands in delight like a child while Amara blushed not wanting to contribute to the conversation. "Can I join the game?" I asked feeling that this was better if I really wanted to unwind. "No no, you can't join us yet. Once our set is over then we can create a space for you but for now you'll have to wait," Amara said with her eyes focused on the table. I found her response adorable.