Elliot And Avery Novels & Stories

Mendez called out but Jade was already out of the house. He took the elevator down. By the time he got downstairs, he saw Elliot leaning on his car, he was wearing his usual all black street clothes, a smug plastered on his face. Jade stopped a few feet away, folding his arms tightly over his chest. He was still burning with rage from everything that happened earlier. "What the hell do you want, Elliot?" Elliot's smirk widened, entirely unbothered by the hostility. "I just secured a spot at the Bureau of Land Management site out west. Total wilderness. we can drive out tonight, you know, enjoy tonight"

Avery said and brought out her hands for a handshake which left almost everyone in shock, even Bianca couldn't hide the shock on her face. “You mean me? Are you speaking to me, Miss Eileen?” She stuttered unbelievably, as she could remember vividly her last statement at the arena party the last time they meant. “Yes, let's work together, Miss Bianca!” Avery said with a broad smile, before walking to a seat which has her name tag on. Avery's concentration was fixed thoroughly on the script she was reading, she was not planning on giving it up and wouldn't be intimidated by anyone. ~~~~

“Olivia… do you think we could still—” “Still what?” Ivory’s voice cut through the air like a knife. He appeared at my side. Elliot froze. He looked at Ivory like he’d seen his own executioner. And I? I moved without thinking, stepping between them, shielding Ivory with my body. “What do you want, Elliot?” That one move told him everything. His shoulders slumped. “So it’s true. You’ve really given up on us.” I let out a sharp breath. “We divorced a year ago. Of course, I’ve given up.”

On the day I went back to the village to settle my migration documents, I spotted Avery and Timothy fighting near the village entrance. A crowd of onlookers had even surrounded them. Avery's hair was a mess as she glared at Timothy. "I'm going to divorce you, you impotent, penniless man! Why would I stay with you now that you have nothing else to offer anymore? I was so blind to marry a man like you! Not even swine would've chosen you!"

I have an ability that I can't tell anyone about—whenever I'm intimate with my girlfriend, I can see what she was doing exactly one hour earlier. In the past, what I see is her secretly buying sexy lingerie to surprise me; or her carefully following a recipe to cook my favorite dishes; or her nervously standing in front of a mirror, checking her makeup and dress over and over as she nervously prepares to propose to me. For seven years, everything she does in that one hour is always about me. Until three days before our wedding. The moment she kisses me, a vision suddenly flashes before my eyes. In a dimly lit lounge, she has my best friend, Tyler Reed, pinned against the door. He turn

Avery’s POV I'm married again! As Aiden and I walked down the aisle I couldn't help replaying his words “You tasted delicious, Mrs Backwoods.” I blushed. Our first kiss was surprisingly nice. Don't get me wrong I'm not happy with this arrangement, I just have to give him his flowers, he's a good kisser. I kissed Theo for years and the thought of him being a good kisser never crossed my mind. I guess I was just used to it.

Avery grinned. “Spill!” “Next Friday I'm going on a date with Nate Walker!” she exclaimed. Damian frowned and rubbed the back of his neck. “Are you serious? You were not dreaming or something?” Avery shook her head hastily. “I'm kind of not complaining that Scarlett appeared. She's going to change my life!” “Scarlett,” Damian faked a smile. “And what is it on your arm? Don't tell me he wrote his number there.” “Yup!” Avery answered excitedly.

Avery's POV I was on my way home. It had been two days since the meeting with the Watson Group. The contract had come through, I’d reviewed it, signed it… and then silence. Not a word since. As I pulled into the driveway, I heard the kids chirping inside and Miss Lois trying to calm them down. A small smile tugged at the corner of my lips. It had been a hectic week; back-to-back meetings, reports, and appointments. I hadn’t spent much time with the kids. Thankfully, they understood, even if they were a little too playful sometimes, they've always been good kids.

Currie seized the moment, running straight into Avery’s arms, her body shaking from fear. “Come on, Currie,” Avery whispered urgently. “We need to get out of here!” The two of them bolted, racing through the parking lot and away from Axel, who was still disoriented from the blow. As Avery glanced back, she saw the rage in his eyes as he stumbled toward his car, muttering under his breath. “I’ll make you pay for this,” Axel snarled, climbing into his car, his gaze locked on Avery’s retreating figure. --- Meanwhile, back at home, Aaron and Aerial were deep in conversation, huddled together in their room, their eyes filled with excitement.

Michael exclaimed, trying to get up from his wheelchair. "Dad, please sit," Avery said, but Michael resisted. "I need to stand and hug you for this," Michael said, embracing Avery before she helped him back into his wheelchair. "She's not really pregnant. It's all an act. I can't wait to find out what they're planning," Emily said sharply. "Congrats, sis," Robert said. "Thanks, bro," David replied in stead of Avery. "Let's dance," David said, leading Avery away. He put his arm around her waist, and she wrapped hers around his neck.