Descendants 3 Evie Novels & Stories

That man was Nicole Pileggi’s young brother, Nick Pileggi. There was a chilling look in his eye as a cold smile appeared on his lips. “I’ve finally found you.” He quickened his steps as he headed toward the direction Eva and her children left in, following their tracks. … Eva drove back to Cloudy Hills Estate safely all the way. She was focused on driving while Max and Mia were sitting at the back. They were excitedly discussing the movie they had just watched.

Surely she wouldn’t have bought the place where they spent so many family vacations together. Not after what she did. I walk up the stone path and press the silver intercom button. I wait. A minute later, the lock disengages and the door swings open. Evie stands in the foyer. She goes by Clarice now, but she will always be Evie to me. She’s older, but she still has the fine bone structure and perfect body she used to ruin my family three decades ago. She looks at my face and grabs the door jamb to steady herself.

Jim whispered as they retired inside for the night, Zoe darting ahead into the house to dash down the stairs and explore the basement before they selected the promised movie. “You’re the one who gave her soda.” Teri poked his chest teasingly, setting food out for Evie. “Besides, she can hog the attention of two adults now, and you’re very exciting.” Wrapping his arms around Teri as she straightened, Jim pulled her against him. “I hope I’m so exciting neither of you want to leave.” The words sent a thrill through her that quickly became dread. For the most part, the last few days had unfolded a wonderful fairy tale she wished wouldn’t end. But all stories did. “Jim, there are things—.”

Then the injuries got bigger and harder to hide. “Ethan…come here.” Mom quickly wipes her tears, gesturing for him to come closer. “Don’t let Evie go…” he whispered, looking down. “They are evil… Kaden, Logan…and Jordan.” I winced inwardly, turning my back on him to hide the tears blurring my vision. It doesn’t matter what my parents say, I’ll make sure those bastards pay for the nightmares they’ve brought upon my family. “Darling, I hate this as much as you, but Evie may have a point.”

Ka-Rin had moved to the front, if not she too would have been stuck. “My dear daughter, I was doomed already. The weight of the hammer had already put a lot of strain on my heart, it was only a matter of time before I would pass. The arrow was meant to strike X, but found me instead. I am happy that it choose me and not you two. Yes, if it were not for X’s attempt to deflect it, he would have been the one to pass; but I would have soon followed. All hope would have been lost, as he is the last direct descendant.” Alyisha breath was heavy and started to become painful.

She shrugged and stood up. "Ha! Thank you so much, Your Majesty," Gwendolyn mumbled and turned backward. "You can come out now, Ethan, we're free to join Evie." She yelled at the latter who popped out of the corner of the mansion with a can of paint in his hands. "You came prepared." Evie winked at her friend who in turn smiled back. "Well, thank you so much, Your Majesty. I promise that we will not leave the mansion and there's no way we'll bring in mud water into the beautiful marble tiles of your mansion." Evie said, bowing slightly at her mother who stood up and left.

Her body shivered at the memory of Aiden whom she had left without feeling five months ago. Even though she didn't want to, like it or not, Nathania had to join in welcoming the arrival of King Ellios and Fotia's entourage who were known as descendants of cursed demons. They stood up, welcoming the King and the royal family who got off the horse-drawn carriage that was carrying them. The king, Ellios, Queen Mother Katerina, the four daughters of the king, Duke Felix, his wife and son, Marco got off the horse-drawn carriage.

he shouts questioning glaring at the wall. “My children and their late father are descendants of Gwanhoya!” Takada answers him from the entrance of the cave, “How do you know that name?” “I saw it in some sought of a vision or dream, I do not understand what it was but you confirming that for me means I was not hallucinating!” “I understand, that is why you passed out at that time!” “Yes, but I don’t understand, if they are her descendants why is she causing your family so much trouble?”

She could be with family. The doors opened, and Kaiden marched in, heading straight toward me and looking me over before grunting in satisfaction that I was fine. The woman behind him was beautiful and easily recognizable as a descendant of Juliana. “Is this her?” I asked, stepping forward and reaching out toward the bundle in Evangeline’s arms. “No,” Evangeline snapped, at the same time that Kaiden said, “Yes.” I glanced between the two as they glared at one another before ignoring them both as the baby started to stir.

"Gather the cargo and sink the ship." The merchants were dead, in a salty grave. I didn't need a ship, nor did I feel like hauling it to the pirate colony for trade. Sinking it would eliminate all trace we were there. My crew replied with "Ayes," and went to work. "Desmond, let's get Evie into Thane's cabin. Warm her up," my mother said. Evie laid limp in Desmond's arms. A fist grabbed my heart, squeezing the muscle and prohibiting blood flow. I swallowed down my dread, Evie's chest's steady rise and fall gave me comfort.