Gibbs Abby Novels & Stories

I actually disliked everyday of the week because it had a link or a connection to my ex. Yes my ex. Sorry if I didn’t introduce myself earlier as expected. You all might be wondering who I am and why I kept on talking about my ex. Well as you all know, I am Abby . Yes Abby, the girl who is known as the scary witch. Every one laughs at me , they see me as a joke but the funniest part of it all was that they don’t do it in my presence. I am known to be the girl who made her husband to disappear without a trace or a message.

“I can’t believe that woman! What the hell does she know about anything?” “Well, I remember Christian saying she was a genius, so she probably knows a lot,” Gabe replied, trying to keep his cool. He knew that this was going to be a long night. Abby was one of those people that could go on and on with her temper when she was set off. He didn’t really want to deal with her attitude for the night. “Really?” Abby asked as she glared at him, “You are going to take her side?” “Well, Abby, you weren’t exactly nice to her from the start.” Gabe said, “It isn’t like she actually said anything that wasn’t true either. I do know that you and Beth buy the clothes and resell them. It isn’t like there is a

He knew this would be hard—not having the chance to reach out for her and touch her while he finally gets to see what lies under all that… “Here we are,” he mumbled in a gruff tone as he pushed the door open. Abigail gasped in shock as she stepped through. It was the most exotic thing she’d ever seen, yet it slightly excited her to get her pedicured hands around those poles, and climb those chairs... Stripping wasn’t something she ever minded, but it wasn’t something she enjoyed thoroughly either. Yes, most times she liked the rush of adrenaline, but it wasn’t necessarily a hobby.

CHAPTER 1- For a girl like me, being unusual is difficult; I was born with a gift called "Real Sight," which allows me to see things that regular people cannot. Spirits, apparitions, elements, and mythical creatures, to name a few. As a result, I preferred to avoid social situations. Others who are solely concerned with themselves can never understand how to live in the dark, surrounded by these strange creatures. After my father died, even my mother abandoned me. She cut me off from my only brother and placed me under the care of my grandmother.

Kathy's eyebrows furrowed, watching her curiously as Abigail took the jersey, immediately her eyes, turned dark causing Kathy to jump back in complete shock. Abigail remained in this state feeling the jersey with her hand, hissing lowly, as the magic showed her what needed to be seen, "Vampires, " she whispered, her eyes darkening further as she fisted the material, "Ambrogrio-" she gasped dropping the jersey turning to the people around her, with a short gasp, "The girls been taken too." "What the-" Kathy paused taking a breath in, "w-wait,” she gathered composure, “what do you mean taken? T-Taken by who? Vampires?" She spat failing to believe it all.

Williams replied coolly. "If you say so. I guess she must really be that special to you." George said flatly. Williams replied in a nod and took a sip of his wine. "That reminds me, there was this maid who used to work her. Her name is Rebecca, I think. I no longer see her anymore. Did she quit?" Williams asked him curiously, pretending not to know his wife. "Oh, Rebecca! You still remember her. She no longer works here. She left on her own; I still don't know the reason why she decided to go though. Don't tell me you are interested in her?" George said, being a little suspicious about his question.

She announced and nodded to Celestin, signaling her to introduce herself. "Good morning everyone. I am Celestin Lombardi, 18 years old." Even though her introduction was polite, Celestin's serious face was still there. "It's September, right? Why are the heck there still transferees?" "But she's so damn beautiful, seriously." "Oh my gosh, is she a girl? I can't believe it, she's freaking handsome!" "I wonder what kind of power she have? I bet it's useless, haha!" "Heh, another newcomer to bully, this will be fun!"

Then he wasn’t worth breaking a sweat over. Gabby stared at the screen of her laptop as she scanned through the report of the deal with LEE. Laila had sent the contract to her mail and she was to go through it. “Shit.” frustrated, she pushed her coffee cup off her table unto the floor. She grasped the fault in her action when she saw the coffee seeping into her expensive plush whit rug. She was working from home, because she needed time to rest. The housekeeper who was cleaning her study at the time stared at the mess in shock and Gabby smiled back at her guiltily. She’d just really been occupied for some time. God did she miss her mother. She felt empty these days. She wondered how long bef

We used to stand in line for hours waiting for our favorite bands, but because of Stacy's dad, we no longer had to. I watched both doors, and stood up straight when a taller, brunette girl headed towards us. She was pretty, not as pretty as Tessa, but definitely leaps and bounds cooler than me. What was in the water in California that made these girls so tall and breathtakingly stunning? Again, I felt just as inadequate as when I'd first met Tessa. "Hi, you must be Abby. I'm Mallory." She said when she approached us. "And Stacy, right?" "That's me, the one and only."

I sighed clearly frustrated with all of this. We need to check your stomach Abby. Pull up your shirt and relax while I check some stuff. Her face registered shock but she did as asked. Fine then they can see it was for nothing. After applying the surprisingly warm gel he placed the thing on her stomach. On the screen she saw babies. Not one but three. Abby gasped and tears filled her eyes. They ran down her face as she sobbed loud. Jake ran in and jumped on their bed with her and cuddled her close. He knew she would be scared and have questions but her sobbing gutted all three Copper men.