Aphmau Levin Novels & Stories

Selina smiles proudly, walking over to Leila, “the child is a prodigy, it takes some people six months to a year to master levitation magic and she learnt it in under a day and she doesn’t even need to say the incantations out loud.” Leila looks away from Amara and at Selina with the gloom in her eyes and Selina frowns. “What is it?” Leila applauds Amara as she opens her eyes and the items drop to the floor, “that’s my baby girl. Why don’t you go meet gran gran to fix you a bowl of ice cream, you’ve earned it.” “Really?” Amara replies with enthusiasm, “you’re the best, mama,” she hugs Leila and runs inside.

Helena let those two words slip out of her mouth so painfully obvious that I wanted to wrap my arms around her and kiss her till she forgot this day ever existed. Jeremy looked between Lillian and us. "I'm going to go take care of that issue. Lezelle, can you make sure everyone still has the time of their lives. We'll be down shortly." I held Helena's hand and we both started walking. "Hold on!" I turned around to find Jeremy trying to catch up. I continued to walk until we all reached inside and I saw Dave strapped to a chair, clearly struggling. Jeremy's eyes went wide and he looked at me like I was some sort of murderer.

The men found this amusing, and their laughter added to the women's shame. Amira ate only to sustain her strength for the goal she had set for herself: to kill her captors . She would not speak to her companions or listen to their fearful wailings. Dala tried to comfort her, but she could not tolerate any kindness and would not even speak to her. Her shame was too great, her bitterness too new. Wisely, Dala gave up for the time being.

It was like the man wasn’t there or they didn’t feel guilty at least, about it. “You don’t need to be surprised, Ezra. For a person who had a Lycan son, who has also been given up on, I am surprised that you are still surprised about me.” Alvize said, stopping me. I had to fight back growling at the man whose eyes were fixed on our parents. The odd and scary part about this was that the man showed zero emotions, and zero remorse. If anything, he didn’t seem to be in the pain that I was in.

Deep inside, he was too proud of Amoux because his intention was pure. “I can't believe that I heard all of what Amoux said. Lyca was the best actor.” Almera said, using the mind link. She even gasped in surprise, and she wanted to pinch Leah's waist in happiness. “Are you happy that he still wanted to be with you even though you carried someone's child?” She added. She smirked when she saw Leah trying to hide her emotions.

“It’s obvious they think very highly of their daughter. That makes her perfect for what I need.” “You still haven’t changed your mind?” My friend let out a quiet sigh and looked at me in the rearview mirror. He didn’t need an answer. It was written all over my face. Over the years, my need for revenge had only grown stronger, and now that everything was finally in motion, nothing was going to stop it. What made it even worse was that Levin remembered nothing. He’d greeted me with that same bright, sickening smile, like we were old friends. And now he was more than willing to hand over his daughter to the man whose life he had once ruined—without realizing he was sending his own child straigh

I walked outside to spread some clothes and I ran in immediately. Laman stood on the floor, his legs shaking. He had fully shifted into a small wolf pup with blue fur. He was wagging his tail repeatedly while Leo was hailing him, clapping his hands and laughing. The shift had torn his clothes to pieces and a large piece of the crib was laying just beside him. “Laman!” I whispered, carrying him up quickly before anyone would walk past the open door and try to attack him. His little wolf form was warm and soft on my neck. Leo reached for me with his hands, his own eyes flashing

Lena's POV. “Hello, ma'am,” the doctor waved his left hand, and felt my pulse with his right hand. “How many fingers am I holding up?” “Can I get a name? Can you speak?” He continued, not even giving me a chance to think or respond. He suddenly stopped and pointed a little fluorescent light in my eyes. I squinted and groaned inaudibly from lying stiff for far too long. “Four, My name is Lena, and I think I can… talk,” I replied in a second, gulping as the man behind him moved closer and fixed his gaze on me.

Damien opened his cellphone and showed Leah some photos. Leah looked at pictures of herself with Adrian and Damien in several different spots. She looked very cheerful at that time. "Sorry Damien, I had an accident some time ago and lost some of my memories, some memories did come back, but others didn't," said Leah, not wanting the person in front of her to feel forgotten.

“Fine. I’ll get to the point. Last night must’ve been quite the spectacle, wasn’t it? Nathan chasing ghosts while you stood there looking… lost.” I narrowed my eyes. “If you have a point, make it. I don’t have time for your cryptic nonsense.” Levin leaned forward, his tone dropping to something far more serious. “Nathan’s not who you think he is, Amery. You should know that by now. Whatever arrangement you two have, you’re only seeing the parts of him he wants you to see. The rest? It’s a mess you don’t want to get caught up in.” I folded my arms, refusing to let him get under my skin. “And you care about my wellbeing all of a sudden?”