Dear Ava Novels & Stories

Did he really think I was speaking rhetorically? "An Avatar is like you and me, but they can do so much more, you could be a berserker with magic, you could be a wizard with swordsmanship, there's even this girl in the capital, a tank healer and she can control spirits, imagine this talent when she is older!"

Ava’s pov Kim and I came down from the car and walked into the restaurant. It was one of the biggest five-star restaurants and I remembered that I went here on my first date with Derek. I knew he was planning something but I was not going to entertain his stupid tactics.The waiter pointed us to our seats, we walked in and Derek was already seated with John at his side. When he saw me he stood up to greet me.“Hey, Ava. Thanks for honoring my invitation” he smiled at me, his eyes rolling down my body.“I thought it was a good idea. I will be back with my fiance soon, so it would be a good thing to celebrate our little wins, right?” I said to him and his face fell when he heard the word—Fiancee.

Her friends turned their gaze and asked, "What? Won't you give us shelter in your house?" Ava immediately grinned at them and opened the door of her house. "Of course!" Ava dashed to the kitchen and came out holding a tray of two glasses of mango juice. She put the tray on the center table and told them to drink. Once they were comfortable on the couch, they began talking. "We took a leave for one week and came here for vacation," Debra announced, moving her hands like she was doing a dance step. Ava was happy to hear that. "I am glad you chose to come here. I was missing you two."

“You know I’ve always had a thing for him! That stupid charm of his. And you...you kept telling me not to fall for it. But you jinxed it, Deli!” Deli laughed, shaking her head. “And let me guess, he acted like nothing happened afterward?” “Exactly. Not even a ‘thank you for the ride,’” Ava sighed dramatically. “Men are trash.” Deli chuckled, still surprised. Then Ava rolled onto her side and looked at her friend. “You know… if Aaron could be like Chase even for just one day…” Deli’s laughter stopped. Her expression softened. Ava looked at her curiously. “Speaking of Chase, how was your first time with him?”

Levi's expression remained neutral, almost detached. From the tablet came meaty smacks, each followed by a grunt. Ava flinched with each impact. Levi didn't look at her. "This is just the kind of person your father is." Ava pressed a hand over her mouth, a small whimper escaping. She trembled visibly. "No," she whispered, voice cracking. "Not Miss Hilda." She cried. "Not her." * * *

AVA POV “Are you nervous?” Mr. Daniel’s voice jolted me from my thoughts as the car cruised down the city street. “No,” I lied, gripping the edge of my seat so tightly my knuckles turned white. He chuckled, glancing at me. “You’re a terrible liar, Ava. Relax. This is just a business meeting.” “A business meeting that requires me to pretend to be someone’s fiancée,” I shot back, my voice edged with disbelief. “Feels like a little more than just business.”

"I'm sorry to tell you but Ava has..... Bye guys lots of love Xoxo💟💓💓💕💕💕

Ava remained sitting on the bed replaying the last words he said. "You can thank me when we see again". Well she wasn't going to see him again for sure,so she thought.She picked up her phone beside her and saw a lot of missed calls and messages from her best friend, Jane. Jane was the only close friend Ava had,after the incident she called Jane but her phone was switched off, probably because of her work. Jane was an air hostess.She decided to reply her messages and lucky for her Jane was active.

My mother’s words rang in my ears, loud and clear: “Never trust a pack wolf. They will betray you one day.” I didn’t know how long I stood there, paralyzed by shock, as the crowd began to disperse. Soon, I saw Jacob walking toward me, his expression shifting to irritation. “What are you doing here, Ava?” he snapped, anger flashing in his eyes. A sarcastic smile crept onto my lips, masking the hurt that threatened to spill over. “Surprise,” I replied, my voice steady despite the ranging emotions inside me.

Ava It felt like everything in that moment—the struggles we had faced and the bond that had only grown stronger because of it. We weathered the storm together, and nothing could come between us. "Ava?" A gentle voice pulled me from my thoughts. It was Steph, standing by my bed, her eyes filled with concern and maybe a hint of regret or guilt? She hadn’t been there during the factory incident, but she was still part of the chaos that led to this. Yet, having her here was comforting. "How are you feeling?" The pain was there, dull but ever-present. My body felt like it had been through a tough battle, every muscle aching, reminding me of what I had endured. But it wasn’t just the physical pain