Eve A Novels & Stories

"You are saying you want to start looking for Ava right now?" Leonardo Vince sat across Eve in her office, the morning sun making a play of the shades of green shimmering in his eyes. "Yes." Eve replied, and turned the laptop in front of her towards him. It was that picture that Alessandro had shown her of Ava in a sex club. It was blurry, but she intended to begin her search from somewhere anyway. The young attorney nodded, adjusting his big rimmed glasses to take a proper look at the screen.

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Evan leaves from there. *******************

Her Aunt Caroline had already made breakfast. “Good morning Aunt Caroline. What’s up for breakfast?” she smiled as she inhaled deeply and slowly. “Homemade hummus, sliced carrot sticks and cucumbers, feta and pita bread.” “Aunt, you know you’re such a great cook. Can I ever measure up to you? Ahh, I forgot you own a restaurant in Puerto.” Ava quickly set the table. She was already hungry and the aroma of the food was causing her to salivate more.

Please take care of yourself. Love, Eva. ******************************************

He immediately opened the picture, which turned out to contain the conversation between Professor Vega and Evan. Vega: [Hello, Evan! For my future wedding with Alberto, I want to use Auntsar Catering. Do you have the contact information for someone who works at Auntsar Catering?] Evan: [Yes, I have. For the building and decorations, do you have any plans for where to go and what type of decorations you will use?] Vega: [I’m planning on asking for your advice. We want it in a greenhouse with luxurious decorations like this.]

Eva looked surprised and checked the address several times before realizing this was the correct place. Her father must be a millionaire to afford this. Mitchell helped unload new belongings. He smiled when she thanked him and he hesitated for a moment. “Please, keep safe.” He said before driving off and leaving her alone on the driveway. Eva was unsure what to make of it all. Suddenly the gate beeped and opened to reveal a middle-aged woman with blonde curly hair standing on the other side. She was dressed up in a white blouse and black knee-length skirt and high heels. Eva recognised her as her father's wife. Her stepmother, Tina.

she asked, her voice mixed with curiosity and apprehension. Carver smiled, and his eyes sparkled with a secret delight. "I want to show you something." The elevator continued its ascent, and Ava felt a growing sense of anticipation mixed with a hint of trepidation. What was Carver planning? She stole a few glances at him, trying to read his expression, but he remained unreadable, his face calm and composed. When the elevator doors finally opened, Ava found herself on the top floor of the building. The entire space was Carver's office, completely open and adorned with an elegant blend of modern and classic design. Large windows offered a breathtaking view of the city, and the sun was beginnin

With that, she left immediately with her children. Mason noticed something wrong with Eva. However, he could not really tell what it was. He frowned, and there was a cold look in his eyes. Eva did not seem to care about him. Otherwise, she would not have left without looking back! Mason took out his phone and called his assistant. “Have you found out who's the owner of the car that picked up Eva from the villa this afternoon?” Sean replied very quickly, “Yes, I have. That man is the sales manager of one of Audi's car dealers, Quincy Matherson. He picked up Miss Lane to purchase her car.”

I said as normal getting out of the car and meeting her on the sidewalk. “Work stuff?” she asked when we were inside. "Hmm, nope." The place was busy, it always was, but since it was Saturday and in the middle of the baseball season, the place was about to explode. “Alex!” I turned to find Ramses, one of Eva's favorite waiters smiling at us. "Eva is upstairs, she said to come up,” he explained after greeting us. "I didn't know this area,” Abbie observed looking at me over her shoulder for a moment before starting up the stairs.