Everafter Novels & Stories

I really appreciate everything. Well, I have good news and bad news.. The bad news is that this book, HAPPY FOREVER AFTER has ended. And the good news that I have other amazing books for you to read. So you get to enjoy another round of romance and adventure with me.. Lol. Well, the name of this new book is ALWAYS BEEN YOU and if you liked HAPPY FOREVER AFTER, trust me, you'll like this one too.. I also have other books - HER BODYGUARD SILENT DESIRES

“Sir, perfect timing. We do. Just write down your name, address, and contact number. We’ll send someone to your house.” Jennifer wrote down her contact details and address before they left. “I hope I end up with kind employers,” I said as we walked back to our apartment. “Come on, think positive! Positive thoughts bring positive results. Keep your phone volume up, the agency might call tomorrow.” “You’re right. Thank you so much, Erika. I don’t know what I’d do without you.” “Once you get the job, you’ll be living with your employers, right? Let’s still meet on your rest days—you can sleep over here.”

I truly love and appreciate every one of you. Don’t worry Before Hazel and After Eve will not drag forever , they’re just short prequels and sequels to enjoy the storm ! i love u allllll smmmm !!!

I don't know how Felix found out, but on the fifth day, Lacey deleted all those posts from her feed. Then I got a text from a number I didn't recognize. [Why won't you let go?] As if I were the one refusing to let go. I smiled helplessly, but I also knew it was time to have a proper ending with Felix. I sent him a message, seriously asking if we could sit down and talk. He replied several hours later. [I have a business trip these next few days. We'll talk when I'm back, sweetheart!]

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“Don't you dare end this ca-“ Without taking my finger out of her, I reached for her phone, clicking the end button. “He makes a lot of noise,” I mentioned. Avery’s eyes held so much emotion. Annoyance, lust. “What did you do that fo-“ Before she could complete her sentence, I curled my finger inside her, tapping on her wall. Her hips shot off the bed, tugging at the restraints as she struggled to get her hands free. Now that the distraction was over, where was I?

“What does that mean?” Celeste stared at the words. Then another line appeared. HOST LOCATION: APEX PHARMACEUTICALS. SECONDARY HOST: CELESTE JUSTIN. Her breath caught. “No.” Lucien looked at her. “Celeste?” She slowly shook her head. “No…” The screen changed one final time. EVE IS NOT DEAD. EVE HAS MOVED. And somewhere far away, inside the laboratories of Apex Pharmaceuticals— a machine turned on by itself.

"Tomorrow night, you come home. Celebrate Caleb's birthday with him." Flint nodded immediately. "I'll be here." On the third day, I prepared all of Caleb's favorite dishes. I set his photo in the chair and waited quietly for Flint to come home. The elders say that on the third day after death, the soul returns to have one last look at their loved ones. I hoped that when Caleb came back, he would see us—his parents—together, celebrating his final birthday. The clock ticked, hour after hour. Eight o'clock came, but Flint still hadn't appeared.

as in death or lost as in he isn't with the woman anymore. The conversation continued but Vespera was the only one who didn't move on. Instead, she observed him quietly until the dinner was over. She waited until the group had dispersed before she left. She said her goodbyes warmly, thanked the host, exchanged cards with two people she actually intended to call. She didn't say goodbye to Ezekiel directly. She just smiled at him across the room as she left, knowing damn well that she had perfectly captured his attention and possibly his heart.

The transition was not a flash of light, but a Return to Weight. When Elara opened her eyes, she didn't see the flickering HUD of a cockpit or the neon-drenched smog of the Macro-verse. She saw Color. Not the simulated hex-codes of a digital sky, but a deep, vibrating sapphire that stretched into an infinite horizon. The Oakhaven’s Reach was gone. In its place was a grassy bluff overlooking a sea that moved with the slow, rhythmic pulse of a sleeping giant.