Deborah And Ava Novels & Stories

she replied, meeting Jade's gaze, "You couldn't have known." Jade hesitated, tilting her head slightly, her curiosity evident. "So, you're not a sub?" Ava chuckled, shaking her head. "No. Just a girlfriend." A look of genuine surprise crossed Jade's face. "Really? I never thought Carver... I mean, he always seemed so... singular in his desires." Feeling a prick of defensiveness, Ava straightened, her chin lifting. "Well, he does. It just took the right person."

She would let her actions speak for themselves, showing both Natasha and herself that her connection with Sebastian was more than just physicality—it was a connection built on trust, respect, and a genuine love that couldn't be diminished by empty boasts. Ava felt a mix of annoyance, defiance, and determination as she faced Natasha's attempts to provoke and undermine her. While Natasha's gloating and claims about Sebastian's prowess initially unsettled her, Ava refused to let those words shake her confidence. She recognized the depth of her connection with Sebastian and understood that their relationship went beyond mere physicality.

she sighed, imagining the wonderful night that awaited. ** Deborah checks her reflection one last time, giddy with excitement. Tonight, she knows Alvin will finally see her as more than just his girlfriend. The perfect dress, the full moon, everything feels meant to be. She hurries outside to meet Alvin, practically floating down the path. As she rounds the corner, her steps falter. Alvin is there, just as she imagined. But he's not alone. Hailey stands beside him, resplendent in a gown of midnight blue. At the sight of Deborah, Hailey smirks triumphantly.

"What's that got to do with anything? I said my piece. I apologized. It's over." "Ava didn't come home last night, Debby. We're trying to find her. Any information, no matter how small, could be crucial." Debby’s eyes widened slightly, a genuine shock registering on her face. "She's missing?" The defiance in her posture seemed to waver. "Yes. Now, did you see anything, hear anything, or did Ava say anything to you that might be relevant?" Debby chewed on her lip, her gaze darting around the room, avoiding Miller’s steady stare. "No. I left. Went straight home. My mom was waiting."