Evie Zamora Novels & Stories

She was weird — and beautiful. “Well, I hope you have the courage now,” I said with a smile I usually don’t wear. She looked at me and then down. “I-I am Evie. Evie Davies.” “Well, welcome Evie. Now, why would he appoint you? I’ve never worked with a female assistant before. What’s so special in you?” She started thinking nervously. To be honest, I was also thinking about why Trev would appoint anyone? Did he do it for me? And does she know where he is?

It was something immature people came up with just because they're blinded by the people surrounding them. But now he knew how one person can change your whole perspective of things. Ever since his Evie came to his life, many things have changed. His whole view of things, how he thinks about a certain situation, and even facing problems. He could also see how Evie changed not only his life, but others' too. Genevieve Cortes Dominguez was an angel sent from the sky, meant to guide and provide happiness for everyone she meets. She was an angel of light and kindness. The epitome of perfection, in many ways possible.

It was almost nighttime when we arrived, and the fireplace in the living room was enough to make me feel at home. “Mamaí,” Evan pulled away from the lady, who can not be mistaken to be Evan’s mom, Laoise. Evan inherited her bright brown eyes. And I can’t help but feel edgy about the way she was regarding me. “This is my fiancée, Cali.” I’ve never felt more nervous in my entire life about someone’s impression of me, but I took a deep breath and smiled, offering my hand for a shake. “It’s nice to meet-”

I turned back dialing a number. Suddenly someone walked closer to me, she fell on her knees. “Please don't kill us,” she pleaded, but before I could respond she zapped me with a teaser and I fell down…everything slowly went blank.

“You need to run, Luna. You need to hold on to him and run.” I heard her say as she encouraged her. Marissa, Tatiana, pushed her toward the window. I watched, paralyzed, as Evelyn leapt through it with Damon in her arms. Then the fire surged. I saw my Tatiana’s hands pressed against the glass, skin blistering, eyes locked on mine. And then… The floor gave way. Her body vanished into the flame. And all I had left was the sound of my men shouting, and the last memory of her eyes, filled not with fear, but with peace.

"Zion remained silent, but it was enough for Mateo to understand everything." "You're stupid! Do you really think that no one else in the world except you can use the computer so smoothly? Have you forgotten that you and Sissaye Soo, the daughter of Master Mo, are equally matched? What is Evangeline's true identity? She is the princess of Y Country! What does her appearance means? Who can prove that she has nothing to do with that kidnapper? You are a soldier, don't you know how many stars are hanging on your shoulder badges? How dare you do such things for a foreign princess? Do you really think that you can't get out of the military with Master Mo's protection?" "Mateo slapped the table an

Evie started peppering me with what felt like a million questions. “Yes, she is very pretty,” I admitted smiling softly, thinking back to how good she looked in that retro skirt and blouse. My smile faded when I thought of the rest of my sister’s questions. “She’s the human executive assistant to Delta Silvercloud.” I sighed as my family gasped at this news. “Another human in the pack!?” Dad blinked. “She must be something special for the Goddess to bring her into our world.” Mom nodded. “Is she like Beta Sarael?” Evie asked.

Because I know he's coming back tomorrow. And when he comes back… I will no longer be the same person he left here today. I will be Evie Callahan. The wife of a mafioso who had to learn to kill to survive in the world of the man she loved, to protect their daughter. And he's going to find out he underestimated me. Again.

"We need to distract it!" Xal'dar stared at her, his eyes reflecting a mixture of fear and admiration. "Distract it? How?" A surge of chaotic energy crackled around Evie's staff. "With everything we've got!" she shouted, her voice filled with a newfound determination. "Liam, you weaken the Devourer forces. Xal'dar, stay close and be ready to defend ourselves if it gets through. I'll try to draw its attention." Before either of them could protest, Evie channeled all her remaining chaotic energy into her staff. A blinding blue light erupted, splitting the darkness. With a battle cry, she launched herself at the colossal beast, praying for a miracle.

Because Dabria was sure that either Evangeline was going to break the door or she was going to bring the whole palace down. Dabria opened the door. She was about to greet her parents. But Evangeline pushed Dabria aside. Dabria's forehead collided with the corner of the wall. She whimpered in pain while holding her forehead. As Dabria was a vampire-human hybrid, she could bleed. Zeus' eyes glowed golden in rage as the sweet scent of Dabria's fresh blood made its way to Zeus' nostrils. He was done slipping into his pants. But he was still half naked. But at that moment, he just didn't care at all. He stepped out of the closet and went straight towards Dabria. Her face was buried in the corner