Eve #2 Novels & Stories

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This is my own story of how I found love at first sight in a hospital and it led me to finding the love of my life. Two years old Eve, whose parents had just passed away in a car crash and the hospital was planning on sending her off into extensive care. I had gone to the hospital for a monthly donation from my father's account, I didn't have much personally so I usually donate from my father's account and since he was a big business tycoon, a few zeros couldn't do him any harm.

Eve defended herself, hoping to calm the driver. Eve took out her phone and her eyes nearly fell out of their sockets. "Oh my God!" she exclaimed and gasped for breath. Her phone battery was dead.

I felt a pang of admiration for her, and I realized that I was lucky to have her by my side. We reached the throne, and Ezra looked up at us expectantly. "So, what is it?" he asked. Eve took a deep breath, launching into the story of her dream and the black dagger. Ezra listened intently, his expression growing more and more serious. As Eve finished speaking, Ezra leaned forward, his eyes locked on hers. "I think I know what you're talking about," he said, his voice low and serious. "But I need to show you something. Follow me.”

“Now shut up and let me concentrate on driving.” The second intersection offered Eve the reprieve she’d been seeking, and a truck came barreling towards their out of control vehicle. At the last moment Eve spun the steering wheel to the left, turning the car so that the truck would collide with the passenger side where Paisley sat. Happiness swelled inside her as the big vehicle’s grill drew closer and closer - this was it. Ethan would be child free in 3…2…1

Eve thanked him profusely and then hurried to run through Dave's tutorial. "I'll amaze that arrogant CEO with my fast and perfect work!" Eve determined to herself. ***

Eve. “Even if your chick is in on it,” Leo continued, “it doesn’t matter – I got you now. Let’s go, rich boy. Start walkin’.” As he talked, Eve whispered in my ear. “I’ve got the correct video feeds now – I know what’s going on. There’s going to be an explosion in five seconds. Take advantage of it. Three – two – one – ” BOOM. The entire ship shook and tilted violently to one side.

eleDATE" - catchy rite? But the gist is that I will ride the elevator each morning from top to bottom, and I gotta ryde it with a man from the office 🙃. I will blinfold so that I won't know who it is 🫣🤫. Then, I will choose to go on another ridee with them or send them home. Well not home but ya kno. It's like workplace speed dating. Anywhooo I'm not sure I explain correctly right now but I tell you more in person. Can't wait to strt. Okay bye. -Kyla Adams "What. The. Fuck," I said the second I finished reading. "Is it bad?" Cole asked, sitting beside me on my bed. "Yes it's bad! What were we thinking!? I don't want to date the men in the office! And I certainly don't want to do it blindf

I lean over and kiss him once, easy and certain, and he tastes like wine and burnt pasta and Sunday afternoon and everything I did not know I was looking for until I found it sitting across from me at a corner table with a black coffee. My phone vibrates on the counter. I glance at it. Derek. Not a call. A photo. Evan, sitting in what looks like a garden, completely absorbed in something in the grass, his small face bent over it with the total concentration only children and scientists manage. He looks like Derek around the jaw and around the eyes and he looks like nobody else in the way that children manage to be entirely themselves. Below the photo, three words. Second visit. Better. I sho

Blood pooled dark and wet beneath him, spreading slowly across the cracked concrete. Vivi bit down hard on her lip until she tasted copper, forcing back the scream clawing up her throat. Sweat poured down her spine despite the cold. Her hands shook so badly she nearly dropped the binoculars. She stayed frozen in the driver’s seat, eyes wide, body locked in place, every muscle screaming at her to run while her brain screamed louder to stay invisible.