Eve A Novels & Stories

Two hours later, their car stopped before the building of the Gray Corporation. Eve wore a face mask on her lower face with a scarf around her hair and turned to Ella who sat behind the wheel. “I’m ready,” she announced. “Great. I’ll be waiting here. You got what we practiced, right?” “One hundred percent.” Simultaneously, their lips curled into a smile and after clapping their hands together in a high-five motion, Eve stepped out of the car. “I’ll be back real quick.”

Eve, who was not looking, immediately spoke, "To-help me...I...was followed by someone..." "What? Where are you now?" came Allan's agitated tone. "I...I don't know! I'm in a taxi! And I'm afraid to open it! About..." Eve stammered. BEP! Eve's mobile phone went dead. 'Oh my God...how is this? Oh, God...please help me!"

In the center stood a long table, and at its head, a single, empty pod—clean and unblemished, unlike the others they had seen. Null stepped forward, awe and fear flickering in his eyes. “This was where Eve created everything,” he whispered. “The origin of Null and the others.” Damien ran a hand along the table. “She kept it hidden for a reason.” Aurora opened one of the canisters, revealing a stack of clear slides—brain tissue samples, each labeled with dates and names. “Look,” she said, shining her flashlight on one label: “Subject E-AVE – Prototype.” Beneath it: “Neural Firewall – Complete.”

As long as she could avoid him all day. "By the way, you mentioned something about membership. What's an AEC?" Elena stopped her at the door. "Oh." Eve retrieved the card from her bag and smiled. "It's called the Ambitious Employees Club. It's a new organization I joined. That's where the serious employees in Ethan's company hang out." "Okay." Elena scratched her head, nodding with a frown. "Just be careful, Madam. Don't cause any trouble, and remember, you must be cautious around the Young Master."

she said carefully. "Show me." She pointed at the entries. Explained the pattern. The blanks. The B crates. The digital log not matching the physical one. Dawson listened without interrupting. His face stayed neutral. Then she showed him the initials. E.V.D. His jaw tightened. Just barely. A muscle jumped near his eye. "Eric." "Looks like it." Dawson stared at the ledger for a long moment. Then he closed it. Set it aside. "You didn't have to show me this."

Was Eva really right? “What is it?”

She also put her hair down. "Morning, love." Eve smiled at her. She pulled Vee into a half hug once she approached her. "Ready?" She asked, Vanessa nodded. "Let me go get Luke so we will be on our way," Vee said. Luke was Eve's driver. "Don't worry about Luke. I will be the driver for today." Eve said, then they both got settled in the car. "How are you?" Eve asked Vee as she drove out of the mansion. "Fine, thanks," Vanessa said with a small smile.

“Emma, you have to live—for me and your mom.” Before I could even react, there was a splash. Eve had wasted no time leaping into the river. She pushed the boat with all her strength, propelling it forward. The boat surged ahead suddenly. My vision blurred with tears as I reached out to grab her. However, the more I tried, the further away she drifted. She waved at me, her face filled with relief and peace. I watched helplessly as her figure faded into the water until the surface was calm once again.

Bye With love EVW