Evenicle Lost Forest Novels & Stories

We started walking, trying to find a landmark, but the forest seemed to become thicker. I can't believe we were lost. Suddenly, Nicole let out a sharp cry. "Ah!" She had tripped over a tree stump hidden by a pile of leaves and had fallen. "Nicole!" I knelt beside her. "My ankle," she hissed, clutching her leg. "I think it's sprained. I heard a pop." "Let me see..." I stopped. The hair on the back of my neck stood up. The forest wasn't just silent; it was it as if it had gone dead. No birds, no insects.

I eyed their face one by one as they approached the gap between me and them, and stood with a creased forehead. "We're going to Lucere Falls, Cos, so you were given a towel," Psyche told, smiling. I noticed the things they were carrying. I took a bag from Sorcha to help her. We've chatted while we are walking further from Ein. We also passed Zwēne and Dri.

“You all shouldn’t have, it’s too much.” Leana and Vanessa both shared a look. “We care about you and want you and the baby to be safe,” Derrick said. Then he ushered everyone inside for cake. I took one more look at the car and smiled. Then something in me said to look to the left. When I did, I saw two glowing amber eyes in the forest. I blinked, and they were gone. Maybe my imagination was playing tricks on me. I turned and walked into the house.

“I’ll call you once I’m off.” I nodded and turned to walk away. “Do you mind if I walk you down? Just until you get a cab,” the guy asked behind me. “If you want to,” I said, not bothering to look back. We walked down the quiet street together. The city felt different at night still and quiet. “I’m Ian,” he said. “I’m Evelyn. But everyone calls me Eve,” I answered flatly. “Nice. You’re new around here?” “Obviously,” I muttered, not wanting to give too much information.

Ken said finally, his voice sounding calm yet serious, "you know this could all be for nothing, right? We don't know for sure if Elara is there or not." Lucas kept his eyes on the road in front of him, his gaze full of determination and conviction. "I don't care, Alpha. No matter what happens, I'll keep looking for her. I won't give up." Ken smiled slightly, though his face remained serious. "That's what I wanted to hear." After traveling for several hours, they finally arrived at the edge of a dense forest. The forest was filled with tall, towering trees, their branches seemingly covering the sky. The air was much colder and damper, creating an atmosphere that seemed filled with mystery and

Brie asked seriously. "Let's discuss that some other time," Ivana decided when Zac shrugged. He did not know what a double wedding was. "Dad and Mama Belinda are both waiting for us." "Fasten your seatbelt, my love! Here we go!" The skies were still dark but the sun was peeping from the east. Vino maneuvered the truck through the mountains. "It's magnificent!" Brie sighed her admiration to nature. "The colors are breathtaking!" Vino had a reason why he flew the truck through the forests. Tania was a wily ghost. She might be playing dirty tricks...

What on earth had gotten into me behaving so childishly, Kevin was upset with me and still, he was here to find my daughter I should not fight with him and must apologize. I was feeling frustrated but just then my phone started buzzing. I was amazed as the last time we saw there was no signal. I took out the phone from my pocket. Thank god, it was working despite us falling into the water. I looked at the screen, it was Adam. " Hello? " I said. " Betty, where are you? " He. Asked. " Adam, we were looking for Eva and Liam but as it is night, we are lost in the forest. There was no signal, have you reached the campsite? " I asked.

Darkness swallowed the yard. Lena’s eyes snapped open. Cold forest air rushed into her lungs. She was back. Back in the present. Back in the forest. Her knees buckled. Vance caught her before she hit the ground. “Hey.” His voice was sharp. “Lena.” She gripped his shirt tightly, breathing hard. “I remember,” she whispered. Vance frowned. “Remember what?” Her hands trembled. “The first time the Echo lost control.”

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

Nina Enzo and I stumbled out of the swirling vortex of colors into the quiet forest of Mountainview. The moonlit sky and the familiar scent of pine trees should have been a relief, but it wasn’t. Instead, my stomach roiled inside of me and my head spun, threatening to send the contents of my stomach sprawling across the forest floor.