Eva Episode 26 Novels & Stories

The Mother and son simultaneously say getting up. "Easy, Easy" I call out before they can take another step. "I know Eva, and due to the life she has experienced, She will instantly turn you down if she knows who you are and you might lose her for good. I will talk to her first and give you a call". They sit back down and I sigh in relief. It's the first time I have seen her this happy and I won't let them ruin anything for her. "Okay, I trust you, Vince," Jake says and I nod looking at the time.

But before they crossed— Eva's voice suddenly came through the network. “Wait.” Elena stopped. “Eva?” Her voice sounded frightened. “Don't enter the network.” “Why?” A long silence. Then Eva whispered: “Because I just saw what happens next.” The Gate began closing. Elena stared. “What did you see?” Eva's final words echoed through the chamber. “You don't destroy the Covenant.” A pause. “You become it.”

Since Quennie betrayed Penelope, the latter would make sure that Queenie must suffer too. On the second day, Ember and Caleb arrived at the hospital to take over Eva's shift. Caleb attentively made breakfast. When he and Ember entered the hospital room, he took the initiative in asking, "Grandma, how was your rest last night?" Eva and Avery had a wonderful time together. She smiled and stood up, though she kept looking at the couple sneakily. "Avery and I are getting along very well. We slept very well last night. You guys don't need to worry."

She asked, her voice soft but shaky. “I’m fine,” I said quickly, even though my chest was heavy with a lot that I couldn’t process. I forced a smile and tilted my head a little as I slipped my hand over hers. “How are you holding up? Do you feel good at all?” Eva swallowed hard as her eyes instantly welled up. “I thought… I thought today was going to be the end of us,” she whispered. “When the news about what Kael was planning got to us, I kept thinking about everything, about how I was just going to be slaughtered… slaughtered like a dog. I was so scared, Luna. So scared.”

I would only accept the best and the brightest as my mate and the mother of my pups. The crowd parted to let us through, and that’s when I saw her. Eva was already standing inside the ring. She was wearing a sports bra and leggings and looked almost bored. Her parents, and our granddad were standing behind her. So he was just fine, despite his mate having been killed just last night. I was disgusted at the sight of him. “I was beginning to think that you weren’t going to show up, Shane,” Eva taunted. That was it, she was about to be a dead woman.

" I know that. I'm asking you what happened to her?” Damien replied. The security team had already told him Eva was already back to the mansion but they had no idea what happened to her. "According to what I heard, Miss Eva lost consciousness when she was eating dinner and when she was rushed to the hospital, Mr. Aiden told us that she had fainted because she had eaten something she was allergic to. But she is fine now.” Shane explained and made sure to add the last part as well.

She headed for the apartment and was soon on the floor heading to Zora's door still unware she was been watched. Inside the apartment, Angela dropped her bag on the sofa and headed for the kitchen. After a couple of minutes, she returned to the living room holding a plate of cooked rice, with chicken sauce. She made herself comfortable and started enjoying her meal while watching a wildlife documentary. Back at Eva's place, Eva had just walked into her bedroom after taking a shower. She was still at home serving her suspension even though Susan was back in the office. Her phone rang and she answered. "Hello?" Eva said almost like she was asking a question rather than a greeting.

"Get out of this room before I call security to throw you out." "No, Sir. Please ... listen to my explanation first." Eva begged. "I don't need your bullshit." "This isn't bullshit. This concerns Ava's behavior behind your back." Still with a fierce look, Jeremy clenched his jaw. "Get out of here," she said then, low and emphatically. Eva stepped forward instead. She placed her phone on Jeremy's desk, scrolling through the images on the screen with her body bent, on purpose. She hoped that Jeremy would be interested in what was peeking through the slit of her dress.

“That’s all you get.” Eva slipped inside, her heels clicking on the floor as she surveyed my apartment with that same judgmental air she always carried. She didn’t say anything, but I caught the way her nose wrinkled slightly. “Get to the point,” I said, leaning against the doorframe and crossing my arms. “Why are you here?” She turned to face me, the smugness in her smile fading. “It’s about Vivian and Elder Elijah,” she said, her voice low and deliberate.

Kane’s voice echoed relentlessly, attempting to seed doubt. > “He’s faster than you think,” Kane whispered to Ava through the speakers. “Does he always protect you, or does he hold secrets you’ll regret trusting?” Ava’s eyes met Ethan’s. “Always,” she said firmly, unwavering. > “Always,” he mirrored. They reached the central console, Kane’s final stronghold of control. Ava hacked the system, overriding defenses while Ethan covered her, neutralizing drones and traps in real time. Kane’s frustration became visible, the calm predator cracking under the precision and unity of their attack.