Romans & histoires Evan Booktok

He winked looking at her beautiful face with much admiration. Eva's smile faded away looking at Rick. "Bookworm.. errmm... yes... I am more into fashion and clothing now. Who liles books now? It is a thing of past." She shrugged her hand, trying to look extremely cool and stylish. Her face flished a little, as she knew it was simply a lie and she was simply a bookworm even now. Except for her looks, nothing really had changed about her.

Ludo asked scared. “Don’t worry darling,” Erica rubbed her eyes. “I don’t like the light in this room,” she complained. Evan looked at her and reached for the manuscript in the drawer of a table. He walked to Ludo. Ludo recognized the manuscript. “The Family that kills together, stays together,” Evan read the title. “Is that my manuscript?” Ludo asked. “Ludo Sakala?” “That’s me!” “Then it’s yours.” “Where did you get it?”

Aricka followed Gregory into the living area to find Evan scrolling through channels on a TV that was hidden within a built-in cabinet. “Oh, hi mom you look better.” “Joyce, David this is my mate, Aricka Daniels and her pup, Evan. Were you able to get the books?” “Oh, yes. Here they are. I assume Evan is the pup we are here to discuss?” Gregory motioned the two to sit as he took the books and handed them to Evan.

Host Eva has demonstrated absolute control over her territory, eliminated all internal threats, and established a dominant hierarchy over local survivors. The text blinked twice, the blue light turning into a warm, golden color that made the skin on my arms feel hot and alive. [System Announcement: Volume 1 Complete. Host Eva has established a solid foothold in the apocalypse. Preparing to unlock Volume 2 Global Map Expansion in twenty-four hours. Sleep well, Host.]

Evania mumbled. “You can have a seat.” He suggested. Evania gracefully settled on one of the sofas leaning her back on the cold black cushion. Jonathan glanced at her while he turned the album page per page keenly observing the photos, each turn he made signaled approval or disappointment. He nodded as he stared at the last pages,a small smile playing on his lips, he then closed the book and turned to Evania. “Not too bad, I need all these finished before dusk.” “It is too soon, the launch is two weeks ahead.” Evania reluctantly replied.

Luna walked away, heels tapping softly against the marble floor. Not rushed. Not dramatic. Just elegant. The moment she disappeared around the corner, Nathan closed the door. Quietly. Too quietly. Eva didn’t move. Nathan’s hands remained on the doorknob longer than necessary — as if letting go too quickly would make something inside him unravel. “You don’t need to explain,” Eva said softly, even before he turned. Nathan gave a short, hollow laugh. “I wasn’t going to.” Eva blinked, then tried again. “She seemed… close to you.”

She just HAD to be! As he watched Faidh sleep, Heath thought about how different things would be for the world, now that he had found Eve. Humanity wouldn't die out. Heath was beginning work on his PHD in Biophysics in Nineteen Eighty-Five, when he met May-Ellen Reardon. She was a Math Major who believed the world would end through a new world war. She watched every newscast she could find. She subscribed to numerous newspapers. She spent hours at the grocery store magazine racks. Any hint of conflict anywhere in the world reaffirmed her suspicions. Heath would patiently listen to her daily comments of, "see, I told you it was coming," or, "This is going to be so so bad. They're just gonna w

"Please, Miller." Evan's heart bounded a beat as he flashed a dimpled smile at her. "I'll see you at the Library princess, and you can keep the fees in advance." He said as he climbed down the ally, gradually his figure diminished but she kept staring in the direction in a stupor. _____________________________