Aphmau Scared Novels & Stories

Seeing him moving closer she grabbed Amina tightly by her shoulders who immediately put her hand on one of her hand to assure her sensing her fear that she was with her which helped her to some extent but not that much she stopped trembling with fear. “Stop glaring me old hag” Tapan spatted at Amina when he saw glaring at her and then looked at Janhavi for whom he had come here. He could tell by looking at her that she was scared of him and she must be, why not, he had shown her his monster form in this one month, after which any human being would be scared and his sick mind enjoyed it but this also made one thing sure that she did not know anything about Abhimaan being the mafia king and he

"Scared? You should be, Ameera. Fear is the only thing that will keep you in line. Now get dressed! We have somewhere to be, and you will not bring shame upon this family again." Ameera's body shook with a mixture of fear and defiance. She felt trapped, caught between her desire to escape the clutches of her tormentors and the paralyzing fear that had become her constant companion. Her gaze darted around the room, searching for an escape, but every avenue seemed closed off.

“ Don’ fight ! I am warning you . “ said Ayla with a scary look then entered inside , leaving the two of them scared . “ She can really be scary . “ said Alex . “ Yeah ! “ said Amra then the both glanced at each other . Amra hurried to take her bags and went to her room then closed the door as Alex laid down the sofa and fell asleep . The next morning , they all woke up in full energies and immediately headed to the hospital . “ Here we are . This is the hospital my parents are staying . “ said Amra looking at the building worried . Amra felt her hand shaking and her legs being frozen . Amra didn’t dare to step inside the building as she didn’t want to know what the future had in store for t

She pleaded and hastily reached the exit almost slipping on her legs when the vampire stopped her. "Clean your face. Anxiety is written all over it. Nobody should know what happened to you. Else..." He left his words hanging churning her insides with terror. Amara didn't want him to continue. She quickly made a 'u' turn to the washroom and washed her face hurriedly with soap and water. Amara was heaving almost going out of breath. Just as she was about to enter the exit, the beast stopped her again. "Remember one wrong step or a doubtful question by your relatives perceiving your anxious features, the owner of the voice will be killed right in front of your eyes." The beast intimidated peri

It was that inability that first sparked Antonio’s interest in her when he saw her, he could feel the strong aura emanating from such a young child. “It’s the last episode mama, please,” Amara pleads with puppy eyes, clasping her hands together and she looks to Amanda for support. Amanda came a day after the ritual to be with them incase medical help was needed. “Nope, you’re— ah!” Leila suddenly screams, clutching her chest and her wolf wails in her head, pain dragging through her already weakened body from the one sided rejection. “Mama!” Amara yells as Leila falls face first to the floor and Amanda also rushes to her, her eyes wide in fear.

"Answer him!" Amara shook her head in no, fear visible on her face clearly. She was scared of making Killian angry. He would unleash his monster if she offended them in any manner and she doesn't want that. She doesn't want to face the same monster in him. Her one mistake cost her so much, she can't afford to lose anything else now. "You don't have to fear anyone. If there's something you want to share with us, you can." The cop said. Her eyes flickered as an internal debate was going on within herself. Maybe, someone could help her this time, just maybe.

He looked at me and panicked, then he said, “This is not a joke, Ameera. I want you to take my hand and follow me out of here, we need to run right now!” he told me sternly. As he spoke, he kept turning around furtively, as if he was really scared. I knew he wasn’t this scared when they mentioned Alpha Keith, that’s why I followed his gaze to see what he was so scared about. That’s when I noticed that the Alphas were being maimed, one after the other. It’s either their head is ripped off, or they are being torn to shreds by some creature that I do not recognize from my position inside this car.

“I’m too scared.” Carla sighed and pulled against the chain around her neck. The sound vibrated through the dungeons. “Great, if we were trying to get their attention, we’re doing a great job,” Delilah said, moving to the door to see if the guard was back. “Sorry,” Carla said. “It’s the only way to relieve stress around here.” “Please forgive me, Miss Delilah,” Aidy whispered, failing to clean her face of tears. “I’m scared.”

The sound of engines. Amara rushed to the window but stayed hidden from view. Her blood ran cold. A dark sedan screeched to a stop at the safehouse gate. A man stumbled out — frantic — terrified — wild-eyed. Caleb. “AMBARA!” he screamed into the night. “AMARA, PLEASE!” “HE’S COMING FOR ME!” “LET ME SEE MY DAUGHTER!” Amara sank to the floor behind the bed, shielding Elara's tiny head. “Mommy, I’m scared,” Elara whispered.

The error tone sounded almost like mockery. I clenched my fists, feeling frustration and fear twist together in my chest. Everything had worked perfectly when I registered my fingerprints in the admin department. Why did it fail the moment I reached the clock-in machine? Was I really about to relive the same nightmare as my last life? While I stood there frozen, several coworkers glanced over. A few even stepped forward kindly, asking if I needed help. As I watched them gather, an idea formed in my mind. I apologized timidly. "I am the new hire, Emma Lane. I'm sorry to bother you, but the fingerprint scanner just won't recognize me."