Eve A Novels & Stories

confirmed Site Ten exists. Everything changes if he is right. E.V. knows. Must secure records before— The sentence ended there. Nothing else. No explanation. No location. No names beyond initials. Just enough information to be dangerous. Vivian slowly stood. "E.V." The room understood immediately. Elias Vale. The same man whose name seemed to appear whenever the story became darker. Mrs. Crawford folded her arms tighter. "I am beginning to dislike dead people." Nobody laughed. The notebook remained open on the table.

"The whole time. You don't leave her side." Maya's shoulders dropped slightly with relief she was trying not to show. "Deal," she said. *** Vessa was in the sitting room when Eve came downstairs with her bag. Already dressed. Already had her coat on. Her own bag at her feet. Eve stopped in the doorway. "You knew we'd leave today," Eve said. "I felt it last night too," Vessa said. "From a distance but yes." She stood up. "I was packed by four." Eve looked at her.

​The localized proximity alarms on Evelyn’s ruggedized tablet flared in a rhythmic, terrifying sequence of amber flashes. The digital signature USER VERIFICATION: KANE-01 burned against the dark screen, casting a sickly pale light across the stone walls of the transit bunker's mainframe room.

“Riiight.” Eva then turned to the touch panel to her side, which revealed her basic medical vitals. They mirrored what appeared on her DI. — Condition: Conscious, Stable Affliction: None Detected A.Metabolics: 99% BPM: 63 — She swiped the readouts to the side and revealed the canopy controls, and opened up her regen capsule. The canopy above her split straight down the middle and slid down both sides with a wholly satisfying PSSHH.

MAISIE "He must be a real big shot," I muttered to myself as I watched the frenzy unfold while also straining to catch a glimpse of the VIP when they finally emerged from the backseat. Just then, a slight vibration in my hand made me tear my eyes away from the commotion. It was an incoming call from Eve. She was a sweet, fresh-faced university student who'd been Don's babysitter for years, although she was hardly around. Despite her sometimes haughty persona, she was good with him, and we'd developed a friendly rapport.

“Are we interrupting something?” Eve.

Finally, they arrived at their floor and the doors opened. They walked the short corridor to their respective doors. Vespera had reached her door but then she stopped and turned. Ezekiel had his key card out but noticing that the figure wasn't moving, he looked at her. "Is everything alright?" were his first words to her for the evening. Vespera smiled and walked back to meet him. "Yes, everything is alright. There is an industry event happening on Friday." She informed him. "The Vine Entertainment showcase. I have two seats."

Eve sighed in relief. ---

said Eve as she disconnected the phone. ***

𝙰𝚌𝚎 𝙰𝚕𝚊𝚜𝚝𝚊𝚛 7 years old. The brown-haired boy stood there looking at the woman helping her kids choose the toys they wanted. Ace didn't get help from her, he's shy, anxious that she's going to return the ten dollars teddy bear that he brought. His soft small hand clenched the ear of the brown teddy bear, he pouted and with a shaking body, he approached his mother.