Debs Amy And Lucy Novels & Stories

The morning light filtered through the sheer curtains, casting a warm glow over the cosy kitchen where Lucia sat across from her sister Aria. Lucia's heart raced with a mix of apprehension and exhilaration as she steeled herself to share the events of the previous night. "Aria," she began, her voice barely above a whisper, "Aiden and Declan...they marked me last night.” She couldn’t hold back the smile. Aria's eyes widened, a delighted gasp escaping her lips. "Oh, Lucia!" She reached across the table, clasping her sister's hands tightly. "I'm so happy for you!"

Not at all Mr Petrakis" Thelma replied as she took the cue to get to work ------------------------------------------------- Back at Amy's mum's place, she had her laptop with her, so she worked from home without leaving her room. "Amy someone is here for you" Amy mum called out "..a minute please" Amy said as she closed her laptop to see who it was "Zion!"

(Lucy) " Are you gonna talk or would you like to serve my men first?" She winked at me. I spat at her and received a wack on my cheeks in return. I can hardly see through my left eye. All is blurry and dark. My bones are cracking within me like a log in the fireplace. The dread of seeing a true life shifting of a wolf into a human has submerged my sanity.

Then without any pause, she turned to leave but again my emotions made me act impulsively. “Don’t…” I yelled and her steps faltered. “Don’t do this Amy, Lila is a psychopathic woman, she speaks nonsense… Why the hell are you listening to her, huh??” I demanded fiercely, pissed at Lila for brainwashing Amy with the Shepherds' reputation. “I am not listening to her, Derek. I have witnessed all the things she told me about the Shepherds. You and I know very well how this would end.” When I was here fuming in anger, Amy remained calm and collected, making my fury turn into a lava of anger.

“Damn… that’s sad. But most directors would have demanded she show up anyway. Best bet, one day off.” I shrugged. “That’s them. I’m Debbie, and believe me, I know what it feels like to not have anyone around. She has her mother and… I can’t let her lose it over some job,” I said softly, deliberately leaving out the part where I gave her cash. That was between Chloe and me. River smiled. He reached his hand over, lacing his fingers with mine and holding my gaze with his beautiful lashes. “You have a good heart, Debbs. Sometimes…” he paused. “I think you’re too kind for this family. But it’s one of the things I—”

Then one day, Grace hit the jackpot. "Hey, if you're up for it, we could go to Crystalline together. My bestie is giving birth soon, and I would hate to leave you here alone on your own. Besides, Amy is going to love you. She's the sweetest soul." "I'm sure she is." Grace sneered in her head. "Sure, I'd love to." Two months after she had been in Safe Haven, Maddy got a text from Liam that Amy was going into labor and would give birth soon. Maddy called her and asked if she was still up for it. She agreed, so they both flew to Crystalline.

Amy took a deep breath, the cool night air filling her lungs, and whispered back, voice firm and unwavering: “I will. I swear I will.” And from somewhere in the shadows, the faint sound of a phone vibrating hinted that Chad’s schemes were far from over. But for Amy, Kael, and the truth—they were finally free to fight back, together. Amy’s phone buzzed again. She glanced at the screen. A new message from an unknown number flashed: “You think you’ve won? You have no idea what’s coming.” Her eyes widened. “Kael… it’s Lucien.” Kael’s jaw tightened. “Then we finish it. This time, once and for all.”

“What game are you playing?” Amy let out an exasperated sigh, rolling her eyes so hard Lucas thought they might fall out of her head. “Oh my God, you really are as dumb as you look, aren’t you?” She planted her hands on her hips, fixing Lucas with a withering stare. “Your goon squad got the right house, genius. They just grabbed the wrong girl. I’m Alicia’s stepsister, Amy.” Lucas felt the blood drain from his face. “Stepsister?” he echoed weakly, his carefully laid plans crumbling around him. “Alicia doesn’t have a stepsister,” he said lamely.

Kyle let out a long sigh, then crossed to his desk. Without a word, he opened his laptop and brought it over, settling beside me. The glow from the screen lit his face in sharp angles. “Watch,” he said. The video flickered to life. It was grainy, filmed in low light, but I didn’t need clarity to recognize them. Amy and Lucas. Amy stood on the edge of a tall building, her figure swaying slightly in the wind. Lucas was a few steps behind her. In the clip, he suddenly shoved her. She stumbled… and disappeared over the ledge.

Amy wanted to smile on seeing the kids but her smile retreated when she saw the panic on the children's face, "the big uncle has taken Debby away." Amy furrowed her brow in shock, it was now that she realized that the kids that appeared are five and not six. "What big uncle?" Amy asked in shock. "Is it the man that I asked where Amy's room is from?" Martha asked Moses. "Yes. He suddenly grabbed Debby few minutes after you left us with him at the living room, covered her mouth and ran away with her," Moses said sadly. Amy ran outside like a mad woman, actually, she didn't even know what she was doing at the moment. She sped so far outside of the house and when she appeared in the compound of