Be With You Aphmau Novels & Stories

AYLA Myself, and Maria hurried towards the cars waiting to take us to the hospital. I noticed a figure trying to catch up with us, and I stopped. “Lord Hamish,” I called out as soon as I saw him. “Are you coming with us?” I asked. “Of course I am,” he said. “You need me to navigate.” “But this outbreak is contagious. What if you get sick?” I asked, looking at both Maria, and himself. “You are not leaving without me,” she said like she could read my mind.

Amayra said in excitement. "Who is harsh now?" Krisha asked in confusion. "Seriously bro? You forget my boyfriend's name again?" Amayra said while frowning. "Oh I am so sorry. " Krisha said with guilt. "It's ok but tomorrow at the 8.p.m. you have to come with Abeer don't forgot about this now. OK?" Amayra said. "Why Abeer? Only I will come ." Krisha said. "No,he is also my friend. So, you have to come with Abeer otherwise don't come. " Amayra warned.

Because people created new ones every day. Ama continued walking. The river shimmered beside the path. Sunlight danced across the water. A cool breeze carried the scent of autumn leaves. And for the first time in a very long while, she felt completely present. Not divided between memory and mystery. Not caught between past and future. Simply here. Simply now. Her phone buzzed. A message from Gabriel. Arthur accidentally signed up for a marathon. Ama stopped walking. Then immediately replied. Accidentally? The response came seconds later.

Amy Sighing, I slumped to the ground, keeping a watchful eye on Liam. The park was alive with children's laughter, and Liam’s infectious smile added to the joy all around. He spotted me, waved enthusiastically, and sprinted in my direction. “Slow down, buddy,” I chided as he stood before me, panting. “Amy,” he whined, “Water. Water. Water.” His urgency to rejoin his friends was evident. I questioned, “How do we ask if we need anything, buddy?”

I was trembling in my chair as I struggled to get my body under control while I felt slick dripping so much it soiled my pants. "Anti-love I call it. This drug was created by my research team in Africa and it's the rarest and most expensive things in the black market. Its function is to weaken mate bonds to a minimum level. It won't break your bond but except your mate bites your nape to strengthen the bond," Ace paused as he placed as my heated face to meet his eyes. "...you are just a mated omega with public access." Ace lowered his lips to mine and kissed me as he slowly took off his tie and threw away.

, she said rolling her eyes. Aahan made weird face ,"What ? Shayri me??? Impossible..I don't know atleast p of it ...", he shrugged his shoulders in disbelief. "You better never drink when you are outside otherwise people will think you are mad " •Flashbak ended•

Take that Amal! I picked up my phone and picked Ma's number out of my contacts list and after just one ring, she picked with a sigh. "Beebah am. How are you?" (My Beebah) I sighed and turned the filming chair to face my bed and placed both legs on the matress before replying. "I'm fine, I just got back to Abuja." She whispers a dua of protection for me and I say Amen. "Is everything okay? You sound exasperated." She states, she's not asking anymore. I cross my ankles on the lilac patterned down comforter and contemplate if I should really invite her.

Daffa gave a small album to Aiys. "Capture it our memories are here Aiys . I don't want you to be sad, even if that happens. Look at this picture, create that smile again!" Memories of the Blue City

RAPHA OKOYE "Does your rogue wolf want to know what truly went down during the secret fire back then?" Amara’s text message flashes bright green on my phone screen, making my inner beast growl with sudden fury. "My mouth can tell your ears the absolute truth about your mother, Rapha, but my claws have terms first."

“Ah… I’m sorry. A-Alpo Ape are very frightening to us all. They mostly ignore human villages, but they will attack travellers if they’re hungry.” “But they can just buy the Monster Repellent to scare the beasts, right? Only the Alpha beasts that’s immune to the potion,” Darrion asked. The chief shook his head nervously. “S-Sadly, no…” he said, prompting the two young men to sweatdrop. “While they do have their Alpha, these ape beasts don’t seem to be affected by our potion. We have been trying to make a concoction that would repel them, but we are still working on it.”